Accompanied by Meaning in English
expression · lemma: accompany
əˈkəmpənid/ /ˈbaɪ
uh-KUHM-puh-need BY
ɐkˈʌmpənɪd/ /bˈaɪ
uh-KUM-puh-nid BY
Definition
Used to show that something or someone goes together with or happens at the same time as something else.
Usage & Nuances
Used in both formal and neutral contexts. Common with descriptions: 'accompanied by music', 'accompanied by symptoms'. Often followed by a noun. Not usually used for people walking together informally (prefer 'with').
Spanish: acompañado de - acompañado porPortuguese (BR): acompanhado de - acompanhado porPortuguese (PT): acompanhado de - acompanhado porChinese (Simplified): 伴随 - 配有Chinese (Traditional): 伴隨 - 配有Hindi: के साथArabic: مصحوب بـ - يرافقهBengali: —এর সঙ্গে - সঙ্গে (একসাথে ঘটেছে)Russian: в сопровождении - вместе сJapanese: 〜を伴って - 〜と共にVietnamese: kèm theo - đi kèm vớiKorean: 와 함께 - 을 동반하여Turkish: ile birlikte - eşliğindeUrdu: کے ساتھ - کے ہمراہIndonesian: ditemani oleh - disertai
Example Sentences
The dish was accompanied by a fresh salad.
basic
He arrived accompanied by his parents.
basic
The pain was accompanied by a high fever.
basic
Dessert is usually accompanied by coffee at this restaurant.
natural
Allergic reactions can be accompanied by swelling and itching.
natural
The announcement was accompanied by loud applause from the audience.
natural