accompany
Translation
to go with, to occur with, to play a musical accompaniment for
Examples
I will accompany you to the station.
I will accompany you to the station.
The thunder was accompanied by heavy rain.
The thunder was accompanied by heavy rain.
She will accompany him on the piano.
She will accompany him on the piano.
Grammar Patterns
((sb./sth.)) to go with (sb./sth.) I will accompany you to the station.
((sb.)) ((on sth.)) to play music with (sb.) on (an instrument) She will accompany him on the piano.
Similar Words
Synonyms: go with, escort, attend; Antonyms: abandon, leave
Etymology
From Latin 'ad-' (to) + 'companio' (companion). Literally 'to be a companion to'.
Memory Tips
Think of 'a company' of friends going somewhere together.