No. 961 in German
verabschiedet
"Verabschiedet" means "adopted" (e.g., a law) or "farewelled" (e.g., saying goodbye).
In a sentence
Der Bundestag hat das neue Gesetz verabschiedet.
The Bundestag has passed the new law.
Here, 'verabschiedet' means 'passed' or 'adopted' in the context of formal decisions or laws.
Nach der Feier haben wir uns alle verabschiedet.
After the party, we all said goodbye to each other.
In this sentence, 'verabschiedet' is used in the sense of saying farewell or goodbye.
Sie hat sich am Bahnhof von ihrer Familie verabschiedet.
She bid farewell to her family at the train station.
Here, the term 'verabschiedet' describes the action of bidding farewell, often with a more personal and emotional nuance.
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