See (one) home In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "see (one) home", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

author Katie Anh calendar 2022-08-03 11:08

Meaning of See (one) home

See (one) home spoken language verb phrase

Used to describe the action of accompanying one home.
 

You don't need to see me home. I can drive home myself.

He offered to see me home after the movie.

I had Bill see the kids home after school.

You don't need to pick me up. My friend will see me home.

Other phrases about:

see (one) up to (some place)

To go with or accompany someone to some higher level, position, or location

show in

To go with someone to show them the way into a room or building.

string along

1. To select or be permitted to accompany or follow someone

2. To take part in or collaborate on an activity or program

3. To act in a way that you agree with or follow someone else or their actions

4. To deceive someone for a long time by keeping them in a state of uncertainty or expectancy

see one in

1. To show or accompany someone into (somewhere), especially in an official capacity.

2. To notice or appreciate a specific trait or characteristic in someone or something.

Grammar and Usage of See (one) home

Verb Forms

  • see (one) home
  • saw (one) home
  • sees (one) home
  • seeing (one) home
The verb should be conjugated with its tense.
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