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Definition of accompanied - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
socialhaving companions or an escort
- She arrived at the party accompanied.
2.
musicplaying or singing with instrumental or vocal accompaniment
- The singer performed accompanied by a pianist.
Origin of accompanied
Latin, ad (to) + com (with) + panis (bread)
Terms with accompanied included in their meaning
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companion
accompanied by someone for protection, guidance, or ceremony
literal presence
one man accompanied by his dog literally
social event
be accompanied by someone in a public place
weather
related to or accompanied by thunder
sound
accompanied by hisses or hissing sounds
voice
accompanied by audible breathing in the voice
with company
accompanied by others
signal interference
accompanied by random fluctuations obscuring data
supervised
accompanied by a chaperone for supervision
weather
accompanied by strong wind
companionship
accompanied by someone or something
protected
accompanied by a protective escort
medical
accompanied by skin eruptions
security
person being accompanied by an escort
music
accompanied by fife music
movements
accompanied by vigorous movements
communication
accompanied by physical movements
migraine-like
severe headache often accompanied by nausea
history
accompanied or attended by a squire
storm type
brief, heavy rainstorm accompanied by thunder and lightning
without comments
not accompanied by comments or explanations
alone
not accompanied by another person or group
weather conditions
accompanied by wind or precipitation
Examples of accompanied in a sentence
He felt more secure when accompanied by friends. The choir was accompanied by an orchestra. Her solo was beautifully accompanied by a guitar.
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- French:entourée, accompagné, ...
- German:begleitet, mit Begleitung, ...
- Italian:accompagnato, ...
- Spanish:acompañado, con acompañamiento, ...
- Portuguese:acompanhado, com acompanhamento, ...
- Chinese:有同伴的, 伴奏的, ...
- Japanese:同行した, 伴奏された, ...
- Arabic:مُرافَق, مَصْحُوب, ...
- Hebrew:מְלוּוֶה, מְלֻוֶּה, ...
- Russian:в сопровождении, аккомпанируемый, ...
- Ukrainian:у супроводі, під акомпанемент, ...
- Hindi:साथ आया हुआ, संगत, ...
Definition of accompany - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
companionshipgo with someone as a companion
- She will accompany him to the concert.
2.
simultaneous occurrencehappen or exist at the same time
- Thunder often accompanies lightning.
3.
supplementadd something to enhance or complete
- The dish is accompanied by a fresh salad.
4.
musicperform a musical accompaniment
- He will accompany the singer on the piano.
Origin of accompany
Latin, ad- (to) + com- (with) + panis (bread)
Examples of accompany in a sentence
The guide will accompany the tourists through the museum. A sharp pain accompanied the fever. Economic growth may accompany lower inflation. The report was accompanied by several charts. Her speech was accompanied by a slideshow. She will accompany the choir with her guitar.
The violinist agreed to accompany the soloist.
View all translations of accompany
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- French:accompagner, compléter, ...
- German:begleiten, einhergehen mit, ...
- Italian:accompagnare, coesistere, ...
- Spanish:acompañar, coincidir con, ...
- Portuguese:acompanhar, coincidir, ...
- Chinese:陪伴, 伴随, ...
- Japanese:同行する, 伴う, ...
- Arabic:رَافَقَ, رافَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְלַוּוֹת, לְלַווֹת, ...
- Russian:сопровождать, сопутствовать, ...
- Ukrainian:супроводжувати, супроводжуватися, ...
- Hindi:साथ जाना, के साथ होना, ...
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