原级：accompany
accompanying
第三人称单数：accompanies
过去分词：accompanied
过去式：accompanied
形容词陪伴的，附随的
动词陪同; 伴奏; 陪伴( accompany的现在分词); 伴随…同时发生
1. 伴随的：accompany 陪伴 | accompanying 伴随的 | accompanyist 随伴者
2. 伴随的补充的：accompanying 伴随的 | accompanying 伴随的补充的 | accompanying 补充的
3. 补充的：accompanying 伴随的补充的 | accompanying 补充的 | accomplishment 完成
4. 陪伴的, 附随的：accompanying species || 伴生种 | accompanying || 陪伴的, 附随的 | accompanyist || 随伴者, 伴奏者
1. On the accompanying audio discs, you can hear the shake of ice inside a drinking glass.
2. Huang said that both human sacrifice and accompanying buries show the influence of cannibalism, which had been abolished in the Central Plains during the Warring States Period.
3. One could argue that China may be hurt by the capital flight accompanying their departure.
4. " The high prevalence of obesity in this case series is striking, " the CDC's commentary accompanying the report reads.
5. Hilton has been for the past month accompanying Madden on his tour of South Africa and Europe with his band'Good Charlotte'.
6. Adults accompanying the child will also share the benefit, getting discounts up to 100 yuan.
7. An accompanying film depicts a pair of scissors chopping at hanging threads.
8. Take a look at the accompanying charts, which show very strong correlations between commodity prices and the exchange rate for the greenback.
9. accompanying
9. Crayfish has always been a loyal partner accompanying the the people of Nanjing throughout every long summer.
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10. But it has yet to announce who will don the creations in the accompanying advertising campaign.
accompanying的反义词
adj
1. following or accompanying as a consequence
e.g. an excessive growth of bureaucracy, with attendant problems
snags incidental to the changeover in management
attendant circumstances
the period of tension and consequent need for military preparedness
the ensuant response to his appeal
the resultant savings were considerable
Synonym: attendant consequent concomitant incidental ensuant resultant sequent