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No. 9,258 in Spanish

acompañé

"I accompanied."

In a sentence

  • Ayer acompañé a mi amigo al médico porque no se sentía bien.

    Yesterday I accompanied my friend to the doctor because he wasn't feeling well.

    The word 'acompañé' here is used to indicate that the subject (I) went along with someone (my friend) to a specific destination (the doctor), emphasizing the physical presence together.

  • Cuando mi prima llegó a la ciudad, la acompañé a recorrer los lugares turísticos.

    When my cousin arrived in the city, I joined her to visit the tourist sites.

    In this sentence, 'acompañé' signifies participating together with someone (my cousin) in an activity (visiting tourist sites), focusing on the shared experience.

  • Acompañé mi discurso con una presentación visual para mayor claridad.

    I complemented my speech with a visual presentation for greater clarity.

    Here 'acompañé' is utilized metaphorically to describe the act of adding something (a visual presentation) to another thing (my speech) to enhance or support it.

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