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to accompany

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Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
accompany [sb]⇒ vtr	(go somewhere with)	acompañar a vtr + prep
		ir con vi + prep
		venir con vi + prep
	Will you accompany me to the store?
	¿Me acompañas a la tienda?
	¿Vas conmigo a la tienda?
	¿Vienes conmigo a la tienda?
accompany [sth]⇒ vtr	often passive (go with food)	acompañar⇒ vtr
	I ordered a side of sweet potatoes to accompany my steak.
	Our omelettes are accompanied by salad or chips.
	Pedí guarnición de batatas para acompañar mi filete. // Nuestros omeletes están acompañados de ensalada o papas fritas.
accompany [sb]⇒ vtr	(musician: play along with) (música)	acompañar a vtr + prep
		tocar con vtr + prep
	A pianist accompanied the jazz singer.
	Un pianista acompañó al cantante de jazz.
	Un pianista tocó con el cantante de jazz.
accompany [sth]⇒ vtr	(happen at same time)	acompañar a vtr + prep
	Rumbling thunder accompanied the sudden downpour.
	Un estrepitoso trueno acompañó al súbito aguacero.

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drag along - music video - table wine

Forum discussions with the word(s) "to accompany" in the title:

he invited her to accompany him
I'll accompany you to the entrance to the tube
I'll be able to accompany him all the way home
Sometimes, his mom would worry enough to accompany him when he wants to go out!
told her to accompany Eduardo - grammar
what would you like to accompany with? - grammar
a child nagging his parent to allow him to accompany - English Only forum
accompany [=go with / to come with?] - English Only forum
accompany a husband to his - English Only forum
Accompany his wife to the premiere - English Only forum
"Accompany" me to the toilet - English Only forum
accompany to/ for/ on - English Only forum
excellent food and wines to accompany - English Only forum
I accompany my wife to eat noodles - English Only forum
off to a shop you might have wanted to accompany me to [3 'to's?] - English Only forum
recommend a real estate agent to accompany me to check real estate - English Only forum
she has to accompany it with classical information - English Only forum
to accompany (accompanying) - English Only forum
to accompany someone vs to keep someone company - English Only forum
To accompany/Accompanying the tests - English Only forum
to create (music) to accompany words - English Only forum
to help and accompany the psychological treatment - English Only forum
to walk/to see to /to accompany - English Only forum
Walk you out to vs accompany you to vs walk with you - English Only forum
Who did accompany you to London? - English Only forum
You have to accompany me - English Only forum

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