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chaperoning

UK
/ˈʃæp.ər.ə.nɪŋ/
US
/ˈʃæp.əˌroʊ.nɪŋ/

Translations

chaperoningnoun
chaperonings
pl
accompagnementDans le sens de surveillance/accompagnement d’une personne, souvent un mineur, pour assurer sa sécurité et sa bonne conduite.
The teacher was responsible for the chaperoning of students during the school trip.
L'enseignant était responsable de l'accompagnement des élèves pendant la sortie scolaire.
Synonyms
monitoring
escort
guidance
oversight
supervision
chaperoninggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈʃæp.ər.əʊ.nɪŋ/
US
/ˈʃæp.ɚ.oʊ.nɪŋ/
Used attributively to modify nouns, e.g. 'chaperoning duties'.
accompagnateurSe dit d’une personne chargée d’accompagner et de surveiller.
Any chaperoning adult must remain with the children at all times.
Tout adulte accompagnateur doit rester avec les enfants en permanence.
chaperoneverb

chaperoning

Gerund

chaperoned
Past Simple
chaperoned
Past Participle
chaperoning
Gerund
UK
/ˈʃæp.ə.rəʊn/
US
/ˈʃæp.əˌroʊn/
chaperonnerAccompagner et surveiller, notamment des jeunes ou des invités; emploi également en biologie moléculaire.
The teacher volunteered to chaperone the students on their field trip to the museum.
Le professeur s’est porté volontaire pour chaperonner les élèves lors de leur sortie au musée.
Synonyms
monitor
watch over
guide
supervise
escort
chaperonverb

chaperoning

Gerund

chaperoned
Past Simple
chaperoned
Past Participle
chaperoning
Gerund
UK
/ˈʃæp.ər.ɒn/
US
/ˈʃæp.əˌroʊn/
She was asked to chaperon the students on their trip to the museum.
On lui a demandé de chaperonner les étudiants lors de leur sortie au musée.
Synonyms
guide
accompany
watch over
supervise
escort

Definitions

chaperoningnoun
The act of accompanying and supervising someone, typically a young person, to ensure proper behavior and safety.
The teacher was responsible for the chaperoning of students during the school trip.
chaperoninggerund / present participle
Acting as a chaperone; supervising or monitoring to ensure proper behaviour and safety.
Any chaperoning adult must remain with the children at all times.
chaperoneverb
To accompany and supervise a group of young people, especially in a social setting, to ensure proper behavior.
The teacher volunteered to chaperone the students on their field trip to the museum.
To act as a molecular chaperone for (a protein) during folding or assembly.
Certain enzymes help chaperone misfolded proteins back into their correct shape.
chaperonverb
To accompany and supervise a young person or group of young people, especially in a social setting.
She was asked to chaperon the students on their trip to the museum.
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