To see (something) out
To manage or survive for the duration of some period of time.
設法挺過一段時間。
manage /ˈmænɪdʒ/
v. 設法做成某事
survive /sərˈvaɪv/
v. 存活；挺過
duration /duˈreɪʃn/
n. 持續期間
• The doctor doesn't think the patient will see out the week.
醫生認為病人活不了一周。
• In this economy, many companies won't see they year out.
在目前的經濟形勢下，許多公司都無法渡過難關。
• With the drought ruining crops across the country, millions of people might not see the winter out.
由於乾旱破壞了全國各地的農作物，數百萬人可能撐不過這個冬天。
drought /draʊt/
n. 乾旱
ruin /ˈruɪn/
v. 毀壞
crop /krɑp/
n. 莊稼
millions of
成千上萬的
To see (something) out
To escort some visitor to an exit.
護送來訪者到出口。
• Please see our guest out of the factory.
請送我們的客人離開工廠。
• The butler saw out the visitors.
管家送走了客人。
• She refused to see him to the door.
她拒絕送他到門口。
• Come, come,let's see him out at gates.
來吧，我送他出門。
• Thank you for coming by for the interview. The receptionist will see you out.
謝謝你來面試。接待員會送你出去。
• I'm just going to see our guests out. I'll be back shortly.
我要去送客人出去。馬上回來。
receptionist /rɪˈsɛpʃənɪst/
n. 接待員
visitor /ˈvɪzɪtər/
n. 來訪者
butler /ˈbʌtlər/
n. 男管家
guest /ɡɛst/
n. 客人
interview /ˈɪntərvju/
n. 面試；採訪