How is the word accompagner translated from French to English

Aller quelque part avec quelqu'un.

To go somewhere with someone.

verb
English translation
accompany

Examples with “accompagner”

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  • Elle m'a demandé de l'accompagner chez le médecin. She asked me to accompany her to the doctor.

  • Il a accompagné la chanteuse au piano. He accompanied the singer on the piano.

  • Deux enseignants accompagnent les enfants à chaque sortie. Two teachers accompany the children on every trip.

  • Pourrais-tu m'accompagner à la guitare ? Could you accompany me on the guitar?

  • Souhaitez-vous que quelqu'un vous raccompagne chez vous ? Would you like someone to accompany you home?

  • Un petit orchestre accompagnera le chœur ce soir. A small orchestra will accompany the choir tonight.

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FAQ about “accompagner”

How is “accompagner” translated from French?
“accompagner” translates into English as “accompany”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “accompagner” mean?
Meaning of “accompagner”: Aller quelque part avec quelqu'un. In English — “accompany”.
What part of speech is “accompagner”?
“accompagner” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “accompagner”?
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