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Definition of escorting - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
socialact of accompanying someone for entertainment purposes
- Escorting clients to events is part of the job.
2.
protectionact of accompanying someone for protection or guidance
- Escorting the VIPs was a top priority.
Adjective
1.
protectiveproviding protection or guidance to someone
- The escorting guards ensured the celebrity's safety.
2.
socialacting as a hired companion for social events
- The escorting service was discreet and professional.
3.
ceremony roleRare accompanying someone in a formal or ceremonial roleRare
- The escorting officials led the procession.
Origin of escorting
Old French, escourre (to run)
Terms with escorting included in their meaning
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escorting
accompany someone leaving a building
ceremony
procession escorting a corpse to burial
aeronautics
aeronautical action of diverting or escorting an aircraft
protection
escorting or accompanying for protection
abr: frigate
warship smaller than a destroyer used for escorting
escorting
escort someone by offering an arm
Examples of escorting in a sentence
She started escorting as a part-time job. Escorting the children safely was the teacher's responsibility. The police provided escorting during the parade. Escorting vehicles led the convoy through the city. The escorting team guided the tourists safely. The escorting gentleman was charming and attentive throughout the evening.
She found the escorting arrangement convenient for the gala. The escorting guards ensured the diplomat's safety. Escorting dignitaries is a part of their duties.
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- French:accompagnement, accompagnant, ...
- German:Begleitung, begleitend, ...
- Italian:accompagnamento, di scorta, ...
- Spanish:acompañamiento, protector, ...
- Portuguese:acompanhamento, de escolta, ...
- Chinese:陪同, 护送的, ...
- Japanese:同行, 護衛の, ...
- Arabic:مُرافَقَة, مُرَافِق, ...
- Hebrew:לִוּוּי, מְלַוֶּה, ...
- Russian:сопровождение, сопровождающий, ...
- Ukrainian:супровід, супроводжуючий, ...
- Hindi:संगति, सुरक्षा प्रदान करने वाला, ...
Definition of escort - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
protectionaccompany someone to protect or guide them
- The bodyguards escorted the celebrity to the car.
2.
compulsionaccompany someone to ensure they leave a place
- The security escorted the protester out of the building.
3.
datingRare go with someone as a partner on a dateRare
- He escorted her to the prom.
Noun
1.
protectionact of accompanying someone to protect or show courtesy
- He offered to give her an escort to her car late at night.
2.
companionshipperson hired for social companionship
- She hired an escort for the gala.
3.
sex worksex worker meeting clients by appointment
- He contacted an escort through the agency.
4.
honorRare person attending as a mark of respectRare
- The ambassador arrived with a formal escort.
Expressions with escort
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group of officers who accompany people or vehicles for safety or control
The celebrity arrived at the event with a police escort.
woman hired to accompany clients socially
He hired an escort girl for the evening.
accompany someone to the exit
The security guard will escort to the door anyone without a badge.
business providing companions for a fee
She contacted an escort agency for a dinner date.
group accompanying flags in a ceremony
The escort of the colors marched proudly in the parade.
person hired to accompany someone socially
He hired an escort-model for the event.
military task to guard and protect a moving convoy from attack
The unit was assigned to convoy escort during the supply run.
warship made to escort and protect bigger ships
The destroyer escort sailed beside the aircraft carrier.
electronic interference to protect aircraft from radar
The fighter jets used escort jamming to evade detection.
small aircraft carrier for convoy protection and support
The escort carrier played a crucial role in the battle.
young man providing companionship for a fee
The escort boy was very professional during the event.
Origin of escort
Italian, scorgere (to guide)
Examples of escort in a sentence
She was escorted by a friend to the event. The teacher escorted the student to the principal's office. Police escorted the VIP through the crowded street. She was escorted by him to the dinner party. He offered to escort her to the charity event. The VIP had an escort for the event.
The police provided an escort for the visiting dignitary. An escort accompanied him to the award ceremony. The escort was charming and well-mannered throughout the dinner. The escort arrived promptly at the hotel. She worked as an escort in the city. The queen's escort was dressed in ceremonial attire. He served as an escort during the official visit.
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- French:escorter, escorte, ...
- German:begleiten, Begleitung, ...
- Italian:scortare, accompagnamento, ...
- Spanish:escoltar, escolta, ...
- Portuguese:escoltar, escolta, ...
- Chinese:护送, 伴游, ...
- Japanese:同行する, 護衛, ...
- Arabic:رافَقَ, مُرَافَقَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְלַווֹת, לִוּוּי, ...
- Russian:сопроводить, сопровождение, ...
- Ukrainian:супроводжувати, супровід, ...
- Hindi:सुरक्षित पहुँचाना, रक्षा दल, ...
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