释义 |
hear/see the last of somebody/something hear the end of (someone or something)To have the final encounter with a certain person or thing. Often used in the negative to indicate that someone or something will be encountered again in the future. I doubt we've heard the end of Mr. Cramer—he frequently complains to our department. When will I hear the end of this stupid fight between you two?See also: end, hear, ofhear the last of (someone or something)To have the final encounter with a certain person or thing. Often used in the negative to indicate that someone or something will be encountered again in the future. I doubt we've heard the last of Mr. Cramer—he frequently complains to our department. When will I hear the last of this stupid fight between you two?See also: hear, last, ofsee the last of (someone or something)To no longer encounter a certain person or thing. Often used in the negative. I doubt we've seen the last of Mr. Crame. He frequently complains to our department. When will we finally see the last of this stupid fad?See also: last, of, seehear/see the ˈlast of somebody/something hear/see somebody/something for the last time: That was the last I ever saw of her. ♢ Unfortunately, I don’t think we’ve heard the last of this matter.See also: hear, last, of, see, somebody, something |