See (someone) To (somewhere) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does See (someone) To (somewhere) Idiom mean?

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see (someone) to (somewhere) What does see (someone) to (somewhere) mean?	to escort someone to a place safely	I saw my friend to the door when he decided to go home.
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beyond one's depth What does "beyond one's depth" mean?	to be beyond one's ability, to be in deep water	The apartment manager was beyond her depth in her effort to manage the apartment. The swimmer was in deep water and very much beyond her depth.
"That's the way the ball bounces." What does ""That's the way the ball bounces."" mean?	that's life, there is nothing you can do about something	that's life, there is nothing you can do about somethingThe man replied, "That's the way the ball bounces", when he told his friend about the job that he had lost.
patsy What does "patsy" mean?	victim; dupe; person easily taken advantage of
On the nod What does "On the nod" mean?	(UK) If something is accepted by parliament or a committee majority, it is on the nod.

put out about (something) What does "put out about (something)" mean?	to be inconvenienced or irritated about something	My friend was put out that her sister did not call her when she was in town.
have ants in one`s pants What does "have ants in one`s pants" mean?	to be restless, to be nervous	The teacher told the little boy that he was moving around like he had ants in his pants.
hole up (somewhere) What does "hole up (somewhere)" mean?	hide somewhere	I passed the weekend holed up in my bedroom with a good book.
upper crust What does "upper crust" mean?	rich and famous people, the highest class of people	The private club was full of what looked like the upper crust of the city.
as a result of (something) What does "as a result of (something)" mean?	because of something that has happened	As a result of the car accident my friend could not work for several months.

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See (someone) To (somewhere) Idiom