“To see off” in Japanese
Short answer
To see off in Japanese is “見送る” (miokuru). Full meaning: to see (someone) off, to escort; to watch (someone or something) go out of sight, to follow with one's eyes, to gaze after; to let (a bus, pitch, etc.) go by, to let pass, to pass up (an opportunity).
Other ways to say “To see off” in Japanese
送る
okuru to send, to dispatch, to forward, to transmit, to ship, to remit; to see (someone) off, to escort, to accompany, to take; to bid farewell to (the departed), to say goodbye to, to bury
看送る
miokuru to see (someone) off, to escort; to watch (someone or something) go out of sight, to follow with one's eyes, to gaze after; to let (a bus, pitch, etc.) go by, to let pass, to pass up (an opportunity)
みおくる
miokuru to see (someone) off, to escort; to watch (someone or something) go out of sight, to follow with one's eyes, to gaze after; to let (a bus, pitch, etc.) go by, to let pass, to pass up (an opportunity)
見送れる
miokureru to see (someone) off, to escort; to watch (someone or something) go out of sight, to follow with one's eyes, to gaze after; to let (a bus, pitch, etc.) go by, to let pass, to pass up (an opportunity)
見おくる
miokuru to see (someone) off, to escort; to watch (someone or something) go out of sight, to follow with one's eyes, to gaze after; to let (a bus, pitch, etc.) go by, to let pass, to pass up (an opportunity)
みおくれる
miokureru to see (someone) off, to escort; to watch (someone or something) go out of sight, to follow with one's eyes, to gaze after; to let (a bus, pitch, etc.) go by, to let pass, to pass up (an opportunity)
送れる
okureru to send, to dispatch, to forward, to transmit, to ship, to remit; to see (someone) off, to escort, to accompany, to take; to bid farewell to (the departed), to say goodbye to, to bury
見送っ
mioku to see (someone) off, to escort; to watch (someone or something) go out of sight, to follow with one's eyes, to gaze after; to let (a bus, pitch, etc.) go by, to let pass, to pass up (an opportunity)
看送っ
mioku to see (someone) off, to escort; to watch (someone or something) go out of sight, to follow with one's eyes, to gaze after; to let (a bus, pitch, etc.) go by, to let pass, to pass up (an opportunity)
見送ッ
mioku to see (someone) off, to escort; to watch (someone or something) go out of sight, to follow with one's eyes, to gaze after; to let (a bus, pitch, etc.) go by, to let pass, to pass up (an opportunity)
看送ッ
mioku to see (someone) off, to escort; to watch (someone or something) go out of sight, to follow with one's eyes, to gaze after; to let (a bus, pitch, etc.) go by, to let pass, to pass up (an opportunity)
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