B1verbformaltravelrelationships
US/əˈkʌm.pə.ni/
UK/əˈkʌm.pə.ni/
to go somewhere with someone; also to happen or be served together with something
In context
Children under twelve must be accompanied by an adult at the swimming pool.
My mother accompanied me to the hospital for my first check-up.
The grilled fish is accompanied by fresh herbs and rice paper.
Words that go with accompany
verb + preposition
- accompanied byThe storm was accompanied by strong winds.
- accompanied by an adultYoung children must be accompanied by an adult on the bus.
- accompany someone toCould you accompany me to the bank tomorrow?
verb + noun
- accompany a mealPickled vegetables often accompany a meal in the north.
- accompany a singerHer brother accompanied a singer on the guitar at the wedding.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
She accompanied with me to the airport.Correct: She accompanied me to the airport.