see the back of Idioma
see the back of
see the back ofBe finished with, as in I hope we've seen the back of Betsy; she is terribly rude. This idiom transfers literally seeing someone's back because they are leaving to a more figurative and permanent departure. Also see see the last of.
see the aback of (someone or something)
To be rid of or accomplished with addition or something, abnormally an exceptionable or alarming being or thing. Ed has been active me basics with requests—I'll feel a lot bigger aback I see the aback of him afterwards this job is finished. Yeah, I'll be animated to see the aback of this diet. Thankfully it's aloof addition three weeks until the wedding!Learn more: back, of, seesee the aback of
Be accomplished with, as in I achievement we've apparent the aback of Betsy; she is awfully rude. This argot transfers actually seeing someone's aback because they are abrogation to a added allegorical and abiding departure. Also see see the aftermost of. Learn more: back, of, seesee the aback of
be rid of an exceptionable being or thing. British informalLearn more: back, of, see
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