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accompagnement [akɔ̃paɲmɑ̃]masculine nounc. ( = soutien) support* * *akɔ̃paɲmɑ̃nom masculin1) Musique accompaniment2) Culinaire accompaniment3) ( de malade) caring (de for); ( de touristes) accompanying* * *akɔ̃paɲmɑ̃ nm1) CUISINE side dish2) [voyageurs] accompanying3) (= assistance) [malades] caring, [élèves] support5) MILITAIRE, [artillerie] support* * *1 Mus accompaniment; sans accompagnement unaccompanied;2 Culin accompaniment; en accompagnement à as an accompaniment to; avec accompagnement de served with;3 ( de malade) caring (de for); ( de touristes) accompanying;4 ( cortège) fig complement; ( conséquence) result; le chômage et son accompagnement de misères unemployment and its attendant ills;5 ( soutien) support; artillerie/aviation d'accompagnement artillery/air support; mesures/politiques d'accompagnement attendant measures/policies.accompagnement musical musical arrangement; accompagnement social social measures (pl); crédits d'accompagnement social social funds.[akɔ̃paɲmɑ̃] nom masculin[d'un mets] garnish -
3 escorte
escorte [εskɔʀt]feminine noun* * *ɛskɔʀtnom féminin Armée, Nautisme escort; ( suite) retinue; fig accompaniment* * *ɛskɔʀt nf* * *escorte nf Mil, Naut escort; ( suite) retinue, train; fig accompaniment; faire escorte à qn to escort sb; sous bonne escorte under escort.[ɛskɔrt] nom féminin2. [personne, groupe] escort————————d'escorte locution adjectivale[escadron, avion] escort (modificateur)sous bonne escorte locution adverbiale -
4 accompagnement
musiqueGlossaire des termes pour l'organisation d'événements > accompagnement
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5 accompagner
accompagner [akɔ̃paɲe]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbto accompany ; [+ malade] to give support to• être accompagné de or par qn to be with sb2. reflexive verba.* * *akɔ̃paɲe
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1) ( se déplacer avec) to accompany; ( conduire) to take (à to)je vais vous (y) accompagner — ( en voiture) I'll take you (there); ( à pied) I'll come with you
20% de réduction à la personne qui vous accompagne — 20 % reduction for any person travelling [BrE] with you
accompagné/non accompagné — [bagage, enfant] accompanied/unaccompanied
2) ( aller de pair avec) to accompanyCV accompagné de deux photos — CV ou resumé US together with two photographs
3) ( soutenir) to back4) Musique to accompany (à on)5) ( être servi avec)
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s'accompagner verbe pronominal Musique to accompany oneself (à on); ( s'associer à) to be accompanied (de by)* * *akɔ̃paɲe vt1) (= aller avec) [ami, invité] to go with, to accompany, (= venir avec) to come with, to accompanyLa personne qui les accompagnait a dû être hospitalisée. — The person with them had to be hospitalized.
Ils seront accompagnés par un guide. — They will be accompanied by a guide.
Sabine vous accompagnera à la réunion de New York. — Sabine will go with you to the meeting in New York.
2) (= assister) [patient, personne nécessitant soins ou suivi] to support3) [processus, évolution, tendance] to go with4) CUISINE, [plat] [légume, sauce] to be served with5) MUSIQUE, [musicien] to accompany* * *accompagner verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( se déplacer avec) ( aller) to accompany, to go with; ( venir) to accompany, to come with; ( conduire) to take (à to); accompagner un convoi to accompany a convoy; accompagne-le au magasin go with him to the shop GB ou store US; tu m'accompagnes à la gare? ( à pied) will you come to the station with me? je vais vous (y) accompagner ( en voiture) I'll take you (there); ( à pied) I'll come with you; accompagner un enfant à l'école to take a child to school; tous mes vœux vous accompagnent all my good wishes go with you; il s'est fait accompagner par or d'un ami he got a friend to go with ou accompany him; être accompagné de or par to be accompanied by; 20% de réduction à la personne qui vous accompagne 20% reduction for any person travellingGB with you; ces personnes vous accompagnent? are these people with you?; elle les accompagna du regard her eyes followed them; elle a accompagné son mari jusqu'à la fin she stayed by her husband's side until the end; accompagné/non accompagné [bagage, enfant] accompanied/unaccompanied;2 ( aller de pair avec) to accompany, to go with; les difficultés qui pourraient accompagner la réforme the difficulties which may accompany the reform; fièvre accompagnée de maux de tête fever accompanied by headaches; une cassette accompagne le livre there's a cassette with the book; elle accompagna ces mots d'un sourire/clin d'œil she smiled/winked as she said this; CV accompagné de deux photos CV ou resumé US together with two photographs; l'inflation et les problèmes qui l'accompagnent inflation and its attendant problems;3 ( soutenir) to back, to support; accompagner la réforme de garanties to back up the reform with guarantees;4 Mus to accompany (à on);5 Culin [sauce, vin, légumes] ( être servi avec) to be served with; ( convenir à) to go with; vin pour accompagner un plat wine to accompany a dish.B s'accompagner vpr1 Mus to accompany oneself (à on);2 ( s'associer à) to be accompanied (de by); la restructuration doit s'accompagner d'une modernisation reorganization will have to be accompanied by modernization; l'accord s'accompagne d'un contrat the agreement comes with a contract;3 Culin to be served with.[akɔ̃paɲe] verbe transitif1. [escorter - ami] to go witha. [généralement] to go to the airport with somebodyb. [en voiture] to take somebody to the airporta. [à pied] to walk into town with somebodyb. [en voiture] to drive somebody into townaccompagner un groupe de touristes to accompany a group of sightseers, to take some sightseers on a tourelle vient toujours accompagnée she never comes alone, she always brings somebody with hernos vœux/pensées vous accompagnent our wishes/thoughts are with you2. [compléter] to go withaccompagner quelque chose de: accompagné de vin blanc, c'est un délice served with white wine, it's delicious————————s'accompagner verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)————————s'accompagner de verbe pronominal plus préposition -
6 contrepoint
contrepoint [kɔ̃tʀəpwɛ̃]masculine noun* * *kɔ̃tʀəpwɛ̃nom masculin counterpoint* * *kɔ̃tʀəpwɛ̃ nm* * *contrepoint nm1 Mus counterpoint; écrit en contrepoint written in counterpoint;2 fig counterpoint; en contrepoint as a counterpoint (à to); servir de contrepoint à qch to counterpoint sth, to serve as a counterpoint to sth.[kɔ̃trəpwɛ̃] nom masculin————————en contrepoint locution adverbiale————————en contrepoint de locution prépositionnelle2. [avec] as an accompaniment to -
7 garniture
garniture [gaʀnityʀ]feminine noun( = décoration) [de robe, chapeau] trimming uncount ; [de table] set of table linen ; [de coffret] lining ; ( = légumes) vegetables ; ( = sauce à vol-au-vent) filling ; [de chaudière] lagging uncount ; [de boîte] covering uncount• garniture d'embrayage/de frein clutch/brake lining* * *gaʀnityʀ1) Culinaire ( accompagnement) side dish; ( décoration) ( de dessert) decoration; (de viande, poisson) garnish2) (sur un chapeau, une robe) trimming; (dans un coffret, tiroir) lining•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ɡaʀnityʀ nf1) CUISINE (accompagnant le plat principal) accompaniment, vegetables, rice etc which are served with the main dishQu'est-ce qu'il y a comme garniture? — What does it come with?, What is it served with?
2) (agrémentant un plat: persil, tomates) garnish, (= farce) filling3) (= décoration) [vêtement] trimming4) (= protection) fittings pl* * *garniture nf1 Culin ( accompagnement) side dish; ( décoration) ( de dessert) decoration; (de viande, poisson) garnish; ( de pizza) topping; servir avec une garniture de légumes serve with vegetables as a side dish; pour la garniture mettez des fraises et des framboises decorate with strawberries and raspberries; garniture de persil garnish of parsley;2 Mode (sur un chapeau, une robe) trimming;3 (dans un coffret, tiroir) lining; une belle garniture rouge a nice red lining;garniture de bureau desk accessories (pl); garniture de cheminée mantelpiece ornaments (pl); garniture d'embrayage Aut clutch lining; garniture de feu or foyer fire irons (pl); garniture de frein Aut brake lining; garniture hygiénique sanitary towel.[garnityr] nom féminin1. [ensemble] (matching) set2. [ornementation]la garniture d'une automobile the interior trim ou the upholstery of a car3. [protection]garniture de frein/d'embrayage brake/clutch lining[accompagnement - décoratif] garnish ; [ - de légumes]que servez-vous comme garniture avec le poisson? what does the fish come with?, what is the fish served with?c'est servi sans garniture it is served without vegetables ou on its own -
8 greubons
[grøbɔ̃] nom masculin pluriel(Suisse) leftover fat from cooked meat, fried and used as an accompaniment to some Swiss dishes -
9 Macaronade
a rich blend of wild and domestic mushrooms and chunks of foie gras, smothered in fresh pasta; specialty of the southwest. Also, macaroni with mushrooms, bacon, white wine, and Parmesan cheese; an accompaniment to a beef stew, or daube; specialty of Provence. -
10 Panisse
a thick fried pancake of chickpea flour, served as accompaniment to meat; specialty of Provence.
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