hear/see the end/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?

hear 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 the end of (someone or something)

To no longer have to interact with a certain person or thing. Often used in the negative. I doubt we've seen the end of Mr. Cramer. He frequently complains to our department. When will we finally see the end of this stupid fad?

see 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. Cramer. He frequently complains to our department. When will we finally see the last of this stupid fad?

see the last of someone or something

to have experienced the last visit, episode, adventure, etc., with someone or something. I hope I have seen the last of Robert Ellis! We have seen the last of grandma's homemade strawberry jam.

see the last of

End one's dealings with someone or something, as in I hope I've seen the last of those boring ice shows, or We haven't seen the last of Jerry-he'll be back. [Early 1800s]

hear/see the ˈend/the last of somebody/something

(often used with not, never, etc.) keep being reminded of something because somebody is always talking about it: We’ll never hear the end of her visit to Buckingham Palace. If we don’t get her a dog, we’ll never hear the end of it.

See also: end, hear, last, of, see, somebody, something

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

See also:

have heard the last of (someone or something)
hear the end of (someone or something)
hear the last of (someone or something)
hear/see the last of somebody/something
none other than
none other than somebody
in the wrong place at the wrong time
a right one
we've got a right one here
take (one) by surprise

词组	hear/see the end/the last of somebody/something
释义	hear/see the end/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, of hear 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, of see the end of (someone or something) To no longer have to interact with a certain person or thing. Often used in the negative. I doubt we've seen the end of Mr. Cramer. He frequently complains to our department. When will we finally see the end of this stupid fad? See also: end, of, see see 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. Cramer. He frequently complains to our department. When will we finally see the last of this stupid fad? See also: last, of, see Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. see the last of someone or something to have experienced the last visit, episode, adventure, etc., with someone or something. I hope I have seen the last of Robert Ellis! We have seen the last of grandma's homemade strawberry jam. See also: last, of, see McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. see the last of End one's dealings with someone or something, as in I hope I've seen the last of those boring ice shows, or We haven't seen the last of Jerry-he'll be back. [Early 1800s] See also: last, of, see The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. hear/see the ˈend/the last of somebody/something (often used with not, never, etc.) keep being reminded of something because somebody is always talking about it: We’ll never hear the end of her visit to Buckingham Palace. If we don’t get her a dog, we’ll never hear the end of it. See also: end, hear, last, of, see, somebody, something Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: have heard the last of (someone or something) hear the end of (someone or something) hear the last of (someone or something) hear/see the last of somebody/something none other than none other than somebody in the wrong place at the wrong time a right one we've got a right one here take (one) by surprise
随便看	call somebody names call somebody's bluff call somebody to account call someone names call (someone or something) into question call (someone or something) to (one's) attention call someone out call someone's bluff call someone's bluff, to call (someone) to heel call (something) into play call (something) square call something your own call square call the call the burn ward call the dogs off call (the) roll call the shots call the shots/the tune call the tune call the wambulance call time on something call time on (something) call to