usher out

• Verbe à particule signifiant raccompagner ou faire sortir quelqu'un ou quelque chose d'un lieu, ou marquer la fin ou la disparition de quelque chose.

A phrasal verb meaning to guide or escort someone or something out of a place, or to mark the end or departure of something.

indénombrable · transitif · phrasal, séparable

1. Escort someone outformal

   To guide or lead someone politely out of a place.

   Raccompagner (poliment) dehors

   • The security guard ushered the disruptive guest out of the theater.
   • She was ushered out of the office after the meeting ended.
   • The host ushered the last visitors out at closing time.

2. Mark the end of somethingformal

   To signal or cause the end of a period, event, or system.

   marquer la fin de

   • The new technology ushered out the era of manual record-keeping.
   • The fall of the empire ushered out centuries of tradition.
   • The invention of the smartphone ushered out the dominance of feature phones.

   Synonymesclose outconcludeendring out

   Antonymesbeginheraldinitiateintroduceopenstart

Verbe de baseusher