See out
/siː ˈaʊt/B1
Intermediate
1. To continue doing something or remaining somewhere until it is finished or completed, despite difficulties.
- Despite the long hours, she decided to see out the rest of the project.
- He was determined to see out his career at the company, even though it was challenging.
- When the storm started, the hikers decided to see it out in a nearby shelter.
- She didn't want to leave halfway through and decided to see the movie out.
- Though the course was tough, he was resolved to see it out to the end.
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