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chaperoning

/ˈʃæp.ər.ə.nɪŋ/

/ˈʃæp.əˌroʊ.nɪŋ/

chaperoningnoun

chaperonings

Translations

сопровождение

Chaperoning is required for the school trip.

Сопровождение требуется для школьной поездки.

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

chaperoninggerund / present participle

/ˈʃæp.ər.əʊ.nɪŋ/

/ˈʃæp.ɚ.oʊ.nɪŋ/

Used attributively to modify nouns, e.g. 'chaperoning duties'.

Definitions

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

chaperoning

Gerund

chaperoned

Past Simple

chaperoned

Past Participle

chaperoning

Gerund

/ˈʃæp.ə.rəʊn/

/ˈʃæp.əˌroʊn/

Translations

сопровождать

She was asked to chaperone the students on their trip.

Её попросили сопровождать студентов в их поездке.

Additional translations

опекать

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

watch over

chaperonenoun

Definitions

A person, typically an older or responsible adult, who accompanies and looks after a young person or group of young people, especially in social situations.

The school dance required each student to have a chaperone present.

A person who accompanies someone to ensure they behave appropriately, often used in the context of a social or formal event.

The celebrity arrived at the gala with a chaperone to manage the crowd.

In molecular biology, a protein that assists the folding or assembly of other macromolecules, especially proteins, within the cell.

Heat-shock proteins act as molecular chaperones during protein folding.

chaperonverb

chaperoning

Gerund

chaperoned

Past Simple

chaperoned

Past Participle

chaperoning

Gerund

/ˈʃæp.ər.ɒn/

/ˈʃæp.əˌroʊn/

Translations

сопровождать

She was asked to chaperon the students on their trip.

Её попросили сопровождать студентов в их поездке.

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

watch over

chaperonnoun

Definitions

A person, typically an older or married woman, who accompanies or supervises a young unmarried woman on social occasions.

The young lady was accompanied by a chaperon to the dance to ensure her safety and propriety.

A person who accompanies and looks after another person or group, often for supervision or guidance.

The students were required to have a chaperon during their field trip to the museum.

A hood or head-covering, especially one worn in medieval Europe as part of ceremonial or everyday dress.

The squire adjusted his chaperon before entering the great hall.

chaperoneadjective

Definitions

Relating to or acting as a chaperone; providing supervision or protective oversight.

All volunteers must follow the chaperone guidelines.