accompanied
verb (past of «accompany»: accompany, accompanies, accompanied, accompanying); adjective (accompanied)
Everyday
- Went somewhere with someone. tree →
- Happened or existed together with something else (thunder accompanied by lightning). tree →
- Played music to support a singer or another player. tree →
In the lessons
In safety rules: «children must be accompanied by an adult». In music lessons, a song accompanied by the piano. In maths, «each child accompanied by one parent» means pairs — double the number of people. Phrases: «accompanied by», «unaccompanied children».
Examples
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. tree →
- She accompanied her friend to the doctor. tree →
- The rain was accompanied by strong winds. tree →
- He sang, accompanied by his sister on the guitar. tree →
- Each of the 15 children was accompanied by one parent. tree →
- The meal was accompanied by a fresh salad. tree →
- Her mother accompanied her, crying like anything. tree →
Note
Formal; everyday: «went with», «came with». Spelling: double «c», «-ied». Noun «accompaniment». In maths: 15 children each accompanied by 1 adult = 15 + 15 = 30 people in all.
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