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accompanied

UK
/əˈkʌmpənid/
US
/əˈkʌmpənid/

Translations

accompaniedverb
accompanied
Past Simple
accompanied
Past Participle
Used as the simple past tense and past participle of the verb "accompany".
She accompanied him to the ceremony.
Elle l’a accompagné à la cérémonie.
accompaniedpast participle
accompagnéS’emploie comme participe passé adjectival ; s’accorde en genre et en nombre selon le nom qu’il qualifie.
Accompanied children must stay with their parents at all times.
Les enfants accompagnés doivent rester avec leurs parents en permanence.
accompanyverb

accompanied

Past Simple

accompanied
Past Simple
accompanied
Past Participle
accompanying
Gerund
UK
/əˈkʌmpəni/
US
/əˈkʌmpəni/
s'accompagner dePour les phénomènes ou faits qui se produisent en même temps qu'un autre.
Thunderstorms often accompany heavy rain.
Les orages s'accompagnent souvent de fortes pluies.
She asked her friend to accompany her to the party.
Elle a demandé à son ami de l'accompagner à la fête.
accompagnerDans le domaine musical.
The pianist will accompany the singer during the performance.
Le pianiste accompagnera la chanteuse pendant le concert.
Synonyms
partner
escort
companion
chaperone
follow
go with
concur
support
join
attend
accompanypast participle

accompanied

Used attributively in phrases like "accompanied baggage".
accompagnéSens passif : « qui est avec quelqu'un / qui bénéficie d'une présence ou d'un soutien ». S'accorde en genre et en nombre.
The airline allows accompanied minors to fly with an adult guardian.
La compagnie aérienne autorise les mineurs accompagnés à voyager avec un tuteur adulte.

Definitions

accompaniedverb
Simple past tense and past participle of accompany.
She accompanied him to the ceremony.
accompaniedpast participle
Having a companion, escort, or attendant present.
Accompanied children must stay with their parents at all times.
Existing or occurring together with something else.
A persistent cough, accompanied by chest pain, should be checked by a doctor.
accompanyverb
To go somewhere with someone as a companion or escort.
She asked her friend to accompany her to the party.
To be present or occur at the same time as something else.
Thunderstorms often accompany heavy rain.
To provide musical support for a singer or another musician.
The pianist will accompany the singer during the performance.
accompanypast participle
Having accompaniment or a companion; provided with something or someone for support or company.
The airline allows accompanied minors to fly with an adult guardian.
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