see off

see off

1) провожать (уезжающих) ;
провожать (до дверей, к выходу) to see smb. off at the station ≈ проводить кого-л. на вокзал All the parents were at the railway station, seeing the children off to school. ≈ Все родители присутствовали на вокзале, провожая детей в школы.
2) выгонять, выпроваживать to see smb. off the premises ≈ выпроводить кого-л. If those boys get onto my land again, I'll see them off with a gun! ≈ Если эти мальчишки опять проникнут на мою территорию, я буду выгонять их при помощи оружия.
3) пережить They saw off three enemy attacks within three days. ≈ За три дня они пережили три атаки врага. провожать (уезжающих) - to see smb. off at the station провожать кого-л. на станцию - I want smb. to see me off я хочу, чтобы меня кто-нибудь проводил провожать (до дверей, к выходу) - to see smb. off the premises проводить кого-л. до дверей /до выхода/ выпроваживать - to see smb. off the place выпроваживать кого-л. (сленг) бранить, отчитывать;
выговаривать (кому-л.)

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