Rechercher
to escort
01
accompagner, escorter
to accompany or guide someone, usually for protection, support, or courtesy
Transitive: to escort sb | to escort sb somewhere
Example
The bodyguard escorted the celebrity through the crowded airport.
The security personnel escorted the VIP to the event.
A dedicated volunteer escorted elderly residents during the evacuation.
02
escorter, accompagner
to accompany someone to direct them or ensure they go to a specific place
Transitive: to escort sb somewhere
Example
The manager escorted the disgruntled employee out of the office after the argument.
The officer escorted the suspect to the police car for transport to the station.
The security guards escorted the protesters out of the building after the demonstration.
Escort
01
escorte, accompagnateur
someone who escorts and protects a prominent person
02
escorte, accompagnement
the act of accompanying someone or something in order to protect them
03
accompagnateur, camarade de sortie
a participant in a date
04
escorte, accompagnateur
an attendant who is employed to accompany someone
Exemple
The bodyguard escorted the celebrity through the crowded airport.
The security personnel escorted the VIP to the event.
A dedicated volunteer escorted elderly residents during the evacuation.
The gentleman escorted his date to the entrance of the venue.
A police officer escorted the lost child back to their parents.
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