see out
Stay until done
See out means to accompany someone to an exit, typically as a courtesy when they're leaving your home or office: I'll see you out.
It also means to continue with something until it reaches its natural end, especially when commitment or endurance is required: She was determined to see out her contract despite the difficulties.
In British usage, to see out the year or see out one's days means to survive or last until that time has passed.
complete
Bring to completion
- concludeEnd or infer
- wrap upComplete and conclude
- finalizeSettle decisively
- accomplishComplete successfully
fulfill · complete · achieve · carry through · follow through · stick with · persist · endure
finish
Bring to completion
accomplish · fulfill · complete · achieve · carry through · follow through · stick with · persist · endure · sit through