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accompany English

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accompany Verb

— If one thing accompanies something else, it comes or goes with it, or they happen together. She accompanied me to the hospital after my accident. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult . The text accompanying the illustrations is brief but helpful. — If person A accompanies person B on a musical instrument, B sings or plays the main part while A plays along. Joe Falcon sings and plays the accordion and is accompanied by Cleoma Breaux on guitar.

accompany

— verb (= come with, go with) be present or associated with an event or entity French fries come with the hamburger heart attacks are accompanied by distruction of heart tissue fish usually goes with white wine this kind of vein accompanies certain arteries — verb go or travel along with The nurse accompanied the old lady everywhere — verb (= follow) perform an accompaniment to The orchestra could barely follow the frequent pitch changes of the soprano — verb (= companion) be a companion to somebody

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accompany English » English

escort follow attend go with go along with convoy keep company company see off go together go along companion convey conduct come with chaperone chaperon usher take squire send play along lead go after fetch attach to attach with walk obey marry join going with garnish come after come bring with bring along attend on associate watch walk behind waiting upon wait upon vamp travel along transmit trace together with together

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Physical actions Move

Accompany

Conjugation accompany conjugation

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accompany · verb

Examples accompany examples

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Simple sentences

May I accompany you to the airport?
I'll accompany you to the airport.
I'll accompany you to the station.
I will accompany you.
Misery and sorrow accompany war.
She will accompany me on the piano.
She was told to accompany me.
She was kind enough to accompany me to the station.
I'll accompany you.
Did you accompany Peter to Munich?
Thomas asked me whether I could accompany him to the swimming pool.
Will you accompany me?
I'll accompany you to the hospital.

Movie subtitles

Sorry, I'll have you accompany me in finishing it.
I told him that I would accompany you, and he'd like to speak to Sister Winifred too.
In contrast, it is not unknown to me, so I will accompany you and provide direction.
Perhaps Constable Higgins could accompany me home?
But I have a previous engagement and I was hoping you would accompany me.
Due to a sudden and violent headache the Marquis resignates to accompany his guests.
That's no problem, I'll accompany you.
I'll accompany Llewellyn to see for myself.
I shall leave secretly this afternoon, if you wish, you may accompany me.
I will accompany you.
I accompany you into your factories, your shops.
It is an honour to accompany you and your friends.
Fortunately, it was brought to the notice of the authorities. and so if you will be good enough to accompany me to Morsken.
Accompany me for a walk outside the cave, all right?
Sorry, I'll have you accompany me in finishing it. No need. Your section has been secured.
You'll accompany me as orderly.
I am to accompany you to the court.
May I accompany the gentlemen to the scene of the crime?
Nothing else. May I accompany the ladies to their bedroom?
That's true. Come on. I accompany you outside.
If you will accompany me to Morsken. I will inform the British Embassy at once.
You will accompany us, Mr. Holmes?
And now, Your Excellency, I personally will accompany you to the wharf at San Pedro.
Captain of the Guard. you will accompany Capt. Thorpe to my private chamber. where he will wait my further pleasure.
Aunt Mary's anxious to have you accompany Charlie.
We've been ordered to accompany Mr. Holmes.
While the body is destroyed, the magic powers of the Lama accompany the soul which prior to its new rebirth needs to wander aimlessly, in between countless demonic appearances, through the intermediate realm of the Bardo.
No matter: I will accompany you.
Sorry, may I accompany you to your home?
I will accompany my friend. Band rats.
Zou Zou will accompany you.
MISS LIVVY WILL ACCOMPANY HER.
MISS LIVVY WILL ACCOMPANY YOU, SIR.
I've taken the liberty of asking my associate. to accompany you to your property and turn over the keys.
Won't you all accompany me?
He demands that you accompany him immediately.

News and current affairs

Moreover, there is now a consensus that the 17 eurozone countries need a banking union to accompany their common currency.
Some syntheses and accommodations between the West and the rest will inevitably accompany the shift in power and wealth from the former to the latter.
Eliminating the abuses that accompany capitalism and harnessing it for the benefit of society and human morals still needs to be tackled.
A French doctor performs a face transplant without the benefit of the usual research that would accompany such a high-risk procedure.
For example, diverting too much land from food production to biofuel crops would risk sharp increases in food prices, while adequate environmental standards must accompany large-scale production use of biofuels.
We doggedly fight to prolong life, only to find that we cannot win this battle - and are left unable to produce authentic rituals to accompany the end of our existence.
The direct macroeconomic stimulus that could arise from military spending may be overwhelmed by the uncertainties and disruptions that would accompany military conflict.
PARIS - However predictable the difficult negotiations that accompany European politics may seem to be, in the end they seldom fail to surprise.
Instead of simply wishing that the dollar would stop falling, European governments need to take steps to stimulate domestic demand to replace the loss of sales and jobs that will otherwise accompany the more competitive dollar.
China's young generation, and the ones that will follow, will want and demand political freedoms to accompany their increased economic opportunities and participation in world events.
Other analysts point to the increasing returns that accompany greater concentration of investment - a force that works to the disadvantage of poor countries.
The most fateful attack to accompany the installation of any dictatorship is an attack on civil society.
One downside to China's rapid growth is its rising demand for energy and the increased CO2 emissions that accompany it.
But if we don't have a strategy to accompany our targets, the world's governments might not accept such targets in the first place, or might accept them cynically, without any intention of actually meeting them.
They center on the social policies that would accompany a broadly similar set of economic measures; and, here, the differences between the candidates are consequential.
Second, he would accompany this with an explicit set of social policies - and here the potential differences are profound - that addresses the need for equitable burden-sharing.
These achievements are not stopping war, but they are reducing the number of terrible human rights violations that accompany armed conflict.
A college-age Libyan woman's father recently denied her the opportunity to accept a scholarship from the US State Department to attend a training workshop in Washington, DC, because he could not accompany her overseas.
Given Europeans' complicated experience with European Union enlargement, they should understand the challenges that accompany such a profound change.
Fifth, a global response to the crisis, coordinated by the UN, must accompany the EU's plan.
Europeans can congratulate themselves on being a relatively safe distance away from whatever tensions may accompany the rise of powers like India, Brazil, and, especially, China.
India is less urbanized than China, and it is in the early stages of benefiting from the virtuous forces that normally accompany that process.
Nigerians once again fear that chaos will accompany the second elections since the Army returned power to civilians in May 1999.
There is another reason why the high inflation of the past encouraged saving: the high interest rates that tend to accompany rapid price growth.
It was not for nothing that he had two Man City players accompany him on his return to Thailand.
Unlike India, which was born with a democratic constitution, China has not yet found a way to channel the demands for political participation (if not democracy) that tend to accompany rising per capita income.
Indeed, King Abdullah sent only a junior prince to accompany Karzai in Mecca, a studied diplomatic affront.
But, as Westerners should know from their own historical experience, once you educate women, democratic agitation is likely to accompany the massive cultural shift that follows.

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