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To accompany someone to a point of departure; to ensure someone departs safely.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Examples
- Many friends came to see me off.
- We saw off a close friend at the airport.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
To defeat; to get rid of.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: UK
Examples
- A salesman came to my door, but the dogs soon saw him off.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
No etymology was provided for this word.
Across languages
Translations
35 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Arabic:
وَدَّعَ
(waddaʕa)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Arabic:
رَافَقَ
(rāfaqa)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Armenian:
ճանապարհել
(čanaparhel)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Azerbaijani:
yola salmaq
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Bashkir:
оҙатыу
(oźatıw)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Belarusian:
право́дзіць
(pravódzicʹ)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Belarusian:
праве́сці
(pravjésci)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Chinese Mandarin:
歡送 /欢送
(huānsòng)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Chinese Mandarin:
送行
(sòngxíng)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Chinese Mandarin:
送
(sòng)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Dutch:
uitwuiven
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Dutch:
uitlaten
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Finnish:
saattaa ulos
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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French:
accompagner
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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German:
begleiten
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Hungarian:
kikísér
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Ingrian:
saattaa
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Italian:
accompagnare
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Japanese:
見送る
(miokuru)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Japanese:
歓送する
(kansō suru)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Korean:
환송하다
(hwansonghada)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Korean:
배웅하다
(bae'unghada)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Manchu:
ᡶᡠᡩᡝᠮᠪᡳ
(fudembi)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Mongolian:
үдэх
(üdex)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Mongolian:
ᠦᠳᠡᠬᠦ
(üdekü)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Polish:
odprowadzać
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Polish:
odprowadzić
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Russian:
провожа́ть
(provožátʹ)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Russian:
проводи́ть
(provodítʹ)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Spanish:
despedirse
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Swedish:
vinka av
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Udmurt:
келяны
(keľany)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Ukrainian:
проводжа́ти
(provodžáty)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Ukrainian:
прово́дити
(provódyty)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure
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Ukrainian:
провести́
(provestý)
— to accompany someone to a point of departure