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Simple English definitions for legal terms
accompany
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A quick definition of accompany:
Accompany (verb): To go with someone or something. For example, if you go to the park with your friend, you are accompanying them. In some situations, like when driving a car, it's important to have a licensed driver accompany an unlicensed driver to make sure they are safe and following the rules.
A more thorough explanation:
Definition: To go along with someone or something; to attend.
Example: Sarah accompanied her friend to the concert.
Explanation: Sarah went to the concert with her friend, which means she accompanied her friend.
Example: The tour guide will accompany the group on their trip to the museum.
Explanation: The tour guide will go with the group to the museum, which means they will accompany the group.
Example: In order to drive legally, a learner's permit holder must be accompanied by a licensed driver.
Explanation: This example shows that someone with a learner's permit must have a licensed driver with them in the car, which means they are being accompanied by the licensed driver.