See off
verb
To go with someone to a departure point to say goodbye.
I'll see you off at the airport tomorrow morning.

Often appears as...
- see off at the airport
- see off at the train station
verb
To manage to resist or get rid of something.
She managed to see off a cold just in time for her performance.

Often appears as...
- see off a cold
- see off a threat
verb
Defeat an opponent.
Our team managed to see off their rivals in a thrilling match.

Often appears as...
- see off a competitor
- see off a rival
verb
To go with someone to a departure point to say goodbye.
I'll see you off at the airport tomorrow morning.

Often appears as...
- see off at the airport
- see off at the train station
verb
To manage to resist or get rid of something.
She managed to see off a cold just in time for her performance.

Often appears as...
- see off a cold
- see off a threat
verb
Defeat an opponent.
Our team managed to see off their rivals in a thrilling match.

Often appears as...
- see off a competitor
- see off a rival
Definition 1 of 3

Physical Presence
‘See off’ implies going with someone physically, not just saying goodbye from afar.

I went to his house to see him off on his journey.
Not a Farewell Party
‘See off’ is more personal and less formal than a farewell party; it's usually a smaller, intimate group.

The family gathered to see off their daughter as she left for college.
Emotional Moment
Seeing someone off can be emotional; it often signifies an important change or long separation.

Tears were shed as they saw their friend off to the army.
Physical Presence
‘See off’ implies going with someone physically, not just saying goodbye from afar.

I went to his house to see him off on his journey.
Not a Farewell Party
‘See off’ is more personal and less formal than a farewell party; it's usually a smaller, intimate group.

The family gathered to see off their daughter as she left for college.
Emotional Moment
Seeing someone off can be emotional; it often signifies an important change or long separation.

Tears were shed as they saw their friend off to the army.
Physical Presence
‘See off’ implies going with someone physically, not just saying goodbye from afar.

I went to his house to see him off on his journey.
Not a Farewell Party
‘See off’ is more personal and less formal than a farewell party; it's usually a smaller, intimate group.

The family gathered to see off their daughter as she left for college.
Emotional Moment
Seeing someone off can be emotional; it often signifies an important change or long separation.

Tears were shed as they saw their friend off to the army.
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