show out(из комнаты); escort; usher(to lead, escort • The waiter ushered him to a table); see someone to some place; show; see off(кого-либо); bid farewell(ultralingua.netnyasnaya); get off; see off(до дверей, к выходу); get to a place(кого-либо, куда-либо); see to some place; see across(через улицу и т. п.); attend; see off(уезжающего; to accompany (a person starting on a journey) to the airport, railway station etc. from which he is to leave • He saw me off at the station); send off(в дорогу, в армию и т. п.; to accompany (a person) to the place, or be at the place, where he will start a journey • There was no flourish of trumpets and drums to send us off, no cheering crowds.; A great crowd gathered at the station to send the football team off); walk(I'll walk you to the door – я провожу вас до двери; I'll walk you home – Я провожу вас домой Taras); take; see out(до дверей, к выходу); see(кого-либо куда-либо); walk to(with до); companion; march; wait; see(to accompany • I'll see you home); follow(with one’s eyes); have; ring out(1. a voice, bell etc that rings out is loud and clear: The sound of a shot rang out. 2. ring out the Old Year: to celebrate the end of the year. LDOCE Alexander Demidov); see off(до дверей, к выходу, в дорогу и т.п. • I have to see my mom off on her cruise to Bermuda in the morning. • The next day, a group of around 10 people walked with the women out of Newcastle to see them off on their way .); see off; see to; conduct(a meeting, investigation, etc.); lead about; lead along; reconduct; show in; wait on(кого-л.); wait upon(кого-л.); wait of(кого-л.); lead; guide; run one’s hand, fingers, etc. over the surface of(with instr. and no); build; construct(a railroad, canal, etc.); install(a telephone, electricity, etc.); perform(an operation); carry out(reforms); hold(elections); spend(time); draw(a line, boundary, etc.); make; get a proposal, bill, etc. through; accompany; see someone off(with в or на + acc., at)
usher out(зиму, старый год и т.п. • As we usher out 2020, let's take a moment to look back before we close the door for good.thenorthernvox.com • A day to mark the end of bountiful tables before the Lenten fast, in Lithuania it also is a way to usher out winter and welcome spring with ritual and tradition.Alexander Demidov)