see off

英 [siː ɒf]

美 [siː ɔːf]

打败; 战胜; 为…送行; 送别

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 打败;战胜
  If yousee offan opponent, you defeat them.
  1. There is no reason why they cannot see off the Republican challenge.
     他们没有理由在共和党的挑战中败北。
• PHRASAL VERB 为…送行;送别
  When youseesomeoneoff, you go with them to the station, airport, or port that they are leaving from, and say goodbye to them there.
  1. Ben had planned a steak dinner for himself after seeing Jackie off on her plane.
     本已经计划好把杰姬送上飞机后自己吃一顿牛排大餐。

双语例句

• The dogs will soon see off any burglars.
  这些狗会立即把任何盗贼赶出去。
• Or does any other continent have the strength to see off the challenge from a strong South American group?
  抑或，有其他任何大陆能够有实力挑战强大的南美球队吗？
• I am to see off Mr Brown this afternoon.
  今天下午我要为布朗先生送行。
• Mr Cameron's speech, perhaps his best to a Tory conference since he impressed enough to see off Mr Brown's mooted snap election in2007, showed an appetite for the fight.
  或许卡梅伦作为一名保守党的最佳表现就是07年当他吸引了众多的选民而送走了布朗的仓促选举中的演讲，显示了他的战斗的欲望。
• The world No. 9 had to raise his game to see off a strong challenge from Dale
  这位世界排名第九的选手必须有更出色的表现才能击退戴尔强有力的挑战。
• I can take you to the airport and see you off.
  我可以带你到机场和你送别。
• Can you wait for me while I see off my friend?
  我送我的朋友的时候你能等我一会儿吗？
• A large group had gathered on the quayside to see them off.
  一大群人聚集在码头上，为他们送别。
• My family came to see me off.
  我的家人都来为我送行。
• The Goldman case could make it harder to see off draconian legislative proposals, such as a plan to force banks to divest their swaps-trading units.
  高盛的案子使得阻挠该立法提案变得更为困难，例如一个强迫银行成立独立的部门将其掉期交易业务分离出去的提议。