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Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
accompany/əˈkʌmpəni/
▶verb (accompanies, accompanying, accompanied)
- 1 go somewhere with.
- 2 be present or occur at the same time as.
■ provide or serve as a complement to.
- 3 play a musical accompaniment for.
– origin ME: from OFr. accompagner, from a- (from L. ad ‘to, at’) + compagne, from OFr. compaignon ‘companion’.
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a child nagging his parent to allow him to accompany
accompany
accompany
accompany negative ..
Accompany somebody VS accompany with somebody.
Accompany this mail with a short letter
accompany with something
Accompany/company
can you accompany someone with your voice (music)
did not invariably accompany
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Follow/accompany
He requested a guard accompany him upstairs
to walk/to see to /to accompany
accompany
accompany
accompany negative ..
Accompany somebody VS accompany with somebody.
Accompany this mail with a short letter
accompany with something
Accompany/company
can you accompany someone with your voice (music)
did not invariably accompany
difficulties accompany
Follow/accompany
He requested a guard accompany him upstairs
to walk/to see to /to accompany
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