Meaning: Accompany a guest to your front door when they are leaving your house
Example: Are you sure you're going? I'll get your coats and SEE you OUT.
Notes:
- Separable [obligatory]
- International English
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We have 6 phrasal verbs with 'SEE'
- See about - See into - See off - See out - See through - See to
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