accompanying (B1)
verb
Pronunciation: /əˈkʌmpəniɪŋ/
Definition
Going somewhere or doing something with someone or something else.
Examples
The main course was served with a side of vegetables.
He was accompanied by his lawyer during the interrogation.
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How to Use accompanying
- accompany someone (collocation)
- To go with someone. — "Please accompany me to the meeting."
- accompany something (collocation)
- To exist or happen at the same time as something else. — "The pain was accompanied by a high fever."
- accompany someone on an instrument (collocation)
- To play music with someone who is performing. — "He accompanied the singer on the guitar."
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