Usages of miokuri ni iku
母 を 駅 まで 見送り に 行った あと、 私 は そのまま 図書館 に 寄りました。haha wo eki made miokuri ni itta ato, watasi ha sonomama tosyokan ni yorimasita.
After going to see my mother off at the station, I stopped by the library (right afterward).
来週 友達 が 海外 に 行く ので、 空港 へ 見送り に 行きます。raisyuu tomodati ga kaigai ni iku node, kuukou he miokuri ni ikimasu.
Next week, my friend is going abroad, so I will go to the airport to see them off.
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