passar bem in Portuguese

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        "Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see passar, bem."
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        "a formal yet terse farewell, often implicitly suggesting the wish to never see the person again. Equivalent to good riddance in English."
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        "a formal yet terse farewell, often implicitly suggesting the wish to never see the person again. Equivalent to good riddance in English."
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"passar bem" meaning in Portuguese

Phrase