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see out
verb
- to remain or endure until the end of
we'll see the first half of the game out and then leave
- to be present at the departure of (a person from a house, room, etc)
Example Sentences
That could be perceived as a stamina doubt, although might see out the trip better now a year stronger and stable's Hedgehunter won in 2005 after a tired late fall the previous year.
Portugal winger Bernardo Silva, 30, hopes to stay at Manchester City this summer and see out the final year of his contract.
However, two scores in two minutes early in the second half, from replacement Marcus Smith and flanker Tom Curry, broke the visitors' resistance and allowed England to see out the match in unusual comfort after a series of home cliff-hangers.
The Dodgers are super transparent in terms of what they would like to see out of you, and what areas they want you to improve on each offseason,†Dreyer said.
After a 2024 packed full of narrow losses from winning positions, England had to face more accusations of an inability to see out close games following their 27-22 defeat by Ireland in round one.
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