akkompaɲˈɲare
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Translation
to accompany, to take (someone somewhere)
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Word origin
From a- and compagno ('companion'), ultimately from Latin cum panis ('sharing bread').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- cum panis
- English cognates
- company, companion
Grammar
Examples
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I'll take you to the station this evening.
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My dad takes me to school every morning.
'.
He accompanied us all the way to the airport.
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