to bow to; to pay one's respects; (bound form) to extend greetings (on a specific occasion); to make a courtesy call; (bound form) (of a monarch) to appoint sb to (a position) by performing a ceremony; to acknowledge sb as one's (master, godfather etc.); (used before some verbs to indicate politeness)

to attend a religious service; (coll.) week; (coll.) Sunday

to pay a visit; to call on

to request sb to do sth; please!

(loanword) bye-bye; also pronounced bāi bāi etc.; (coll.) to part ways (with sb); (fig.) to have nothing further to do (with sb or sth)

Dubai

George Byron (1788-1824), English poet

to prostrate oneself; to fall on one's knees; to grovel