What does "see off" mean?

To accompany someone to their point of departure To go with someone to the airport, station, etc. to say goodbye. Also means to drive away (British).

How do you use "see off" in a sentence?

We went to see her off at the airport. His family came to see him off. The dog saw off the intruder.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

Significado: To accompany someone to their point of departure

送别某人

Acompañar a alguien a su punto de partida

誰かを見送る

배웅하다, 전송하다

To go with someone to the airport, station, etc. to say goodbye. Also means to drive away (British).

陪某人去机场、车站等地方告别。也可以表示（英式英语）赶走。

Ir con alguien al aeropuerto, estación, etc. para despedirse. También significa ahuyentar (en inglés británico).

空港や駅などに誰かと一緒に行って別れを告げることを意味します。また、（イギリス英語で）追い払うという意味もあります。

누군가의 출발 장소(공항, 역 등)까지 동행하여 작별 인사를 하다. 또한 쫓아내다(영국식)라는 뜻도 있다.

Base verb: see

Particle: off

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

We went to see her off at the airport.
我们去机场送她
Fuimos a despedirla al aeropuerto
私たちは空港に彼女を見送りに行った
우리는 공항에 그녀를 배웅하러 갔다.
His family came to see him off.
他的家人来送他
Su familia vino a despedirlo
家族が彼を見送りに来た
가족이 그를 배웅하러 왔다.
The dog saw off the intruder.
狗把入侵者赶走了
El perro ahuyentó al intruso
犬が侵入者を追い払った
개가 침입자를 쫓아냈다.

Contexto: farewells, departures

Tono: emotional

From watching someone leave.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal