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accompaniment

/əˈkʌm.pə.ni.mənt/

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noun

/əˈkʌm.pə.ni.mənt/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее то, что добавляется к другому предмету для его завершения, улучшения или поддержки, например, музыкальная партия, сопровождающая мелодию, или гарнир, дополняющий основное блюдо.

A noun referring to something that is added to another thing to complete, enhance, or support it, such as a musical part that supports a melody or a side dish that complements a main course.

  1. Concurrent event or situationB2formal

    An event or situation that occurs at the same time as or in connection with another.

    ruСопутствующее событие

    • The thunderstorm was a dramatic accompaniment to the play.
    • The music served as a fitting accompaniment to the fireworks display.
    • Economic growth was a welcome accompaniment to the new policies.

    Synonymsaccessoryadjunctattendantcompanionconcomitantcorollary

  2. Musical supportB1formal

    A musical part (vocal or instrumental) that supports or provides background for other musical parts.

    ruАккомпанемент

    • The pianist provided a beautiful accompaniment to the singer.
    • The guitar accompaniment was simple but effective.
    • She sang the melody while the orchestra played the accompaniment.

    Synonymsbackgroundbackupsupport

  3. Complementary additionB2formal

    Something added to complete, embellish, or make perfect.

    ruДополнение

    • The sauce was the perfect accompaniment to the grilled fish.
    • A glass of wine is a classic accompaniment to a cheese board.
    • The garnish served as a colorful accompaniment to the main dish.

    Synonymsaccessoryadd-onadditionadjunctcomplementenhancementextragarnishsupplementtrimming

  4. C1formal

    The act of accompanying someone or something in order to protect them.

    ruСопровождение

    • The security guard provided an accompaniment for the VIP through the crowd.
    • The diplomat traveled with a military accompaniment for safety.
    • The child was given a police accompaniment to the hospital.

    Synonymsconvoyescort

Forms
  • accompaniments plural form
  • accompaniments' possessive plural form
  • accompaniment's possessive singular form
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