Acompañarla (en. Accompany her)

/ako.mpaˈɲaɾ.la/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To provide company to a person.

I decided to accompany her to the doctor so she wouldn't be alone.

Decidí acompañarla al médico para que no estuviera sola.

To go along with someone to a place.

I'm going to accompany her to the movies tonight.

Voy a acompañarla al cine esta noche.

To be a companion to someone in an activity.

She always accompanies me on my walks in the park.

Siempre me acompaña en mis paseos por el parque.

From the Spanish 'acompañar', which comes from the Latin 'accompanare'.

to accompany someone

To go with a person to a place.

acompañar a alguien

to express condolences

To express emotional support in difficult times.

acompañar en el sentimiento

I can't accompany you

To indicate that one cannot go along with someone.

no puedo acompañarte

companion

A person who accompanies another.

acompañante

accompaniment

The action of accompanying someone.

acompañamiento

To go with someone on a trip.

I'm going to accompany her on her trip to the beach.

Voy a acompañarla en su viaje a la playa.

To be with someone to prevent them from feeling lonely.

I always accompany her so she doesn't feel lonely at home.

Siempre la acompaño para que no se sienta sola en casa.