escort

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• General-American: /ˈɛs.kɔɹt/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈɛs.kɔːt/
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• General-American: /ɪsˈkɔɹt/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ɪsˈkɔːt/
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• rhymes with -ɔː(ɹ)t
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• CMU ARPABET: EH0 S K AO1 R T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 2: EH1 S K AO0 R T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Borrowed from French escorte, itself borrowed from Italian scorta.

119 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: mühafizə dəstəsi — group of people who provide safety
• Bulgarian: еско̀рт (eskòrt) — group of people who provide safety
• Bulgarian: конво̀й (konvòj) — group of people who provide safety
• Catalan: escorta — group of people who provide safety
• Czech: eskorta — group of people who provide safety
• Danish: eskorte — group of people who provide safety
• Esperanto: eskorto — group of people who provide safety
• Finnish: saattue — group of people who provide safety
• French: escorte — group of people who provide safety
• Galician: escolta — group of people who provide safety
• Georgian: ესკორტი (esḳorṭi) — group of people who provide safety
• German: Eskorte — group of people who provide safety
• German: Geleit — group of people who provide safety
• Greek: συνοδεία (synodeía) — group of people who provide safety
• Hebrew: שיירה (shayará) — group of people who provide safety
• Hungarian: kíséret — group of people who provide safety
• Hungarian: eszkort — group of people who provide safety
• Italian: scorta — group of people who provide safety
• Japanese: 護衛 (goei) — group of people who provide safety
• Japanese: 警護 (keigo) — group of people who provide safety
• Latin: comitātus — group of people who provide safety
• Latin: cohors — group of people who provide safety
• Macedonian: конво́ј (konvój) — group of people who provide safety
• Macedonian: при́дружба (prídružba) — group of people who provide safety
• Malayalam: അകമ്പടി (akampaṭi) — group of people who provide safety
• Norwegian Bokmål: eskorte — group of people who provide safety
• Norwegian Nynorsk: eskorte — group of people who provide safety
• Persian: اسکورت (eskort) — group of people who provide safety
• Polish: eskorta — group of people who provide safety
• Polish: konwój — group of people who provide safety
• Polish: świta — group of people who provide safety
• Portuguese: escolta — group of people who provide safety
• Romanian: escortă — group of people who provide safety
• Russian: эско́рт (eskórt) — group of people who provide safety
• Russian: конво́й (konvój) — group of people who provide safety
• Russian: охра́на (oxrána) — group of people who provide safety
• Scottish Gaelic: freiceadan — group of people who provide safety
• Slovak: eskorta — group of people who provide safety
• Spanish: escolta — group of people who provide safety
• Azerbaijani: ötürən — accompanying person
• Azerbaijani: ötürücü — accompanying person
• Azerbaijani: müşayiətçi — accompanying person
• Azerbaijani: bələdçi — accompanying person
• Bulgarian: придружител (pridružitel) — accompanying person
• Danish: ledsager — accompanying person
• Erzya: ялга (jalga) — accompanying person
• Esperanto: akompananto — accompanying person
• Faroese: fylgdarmaður — accompanying person
• Finnish: seuralainen — accompanying person
• Galician: acompañante — accompanying person
• German: Begleitperson — accompanying person
• Greek: συνοδός (synodós) — accompanying person
• Ancient Greek: ἀγωγός (agōgós) — accompanying person
• Hebrew: מלווה (melavé) — accompanying person
• Hungarian: kísérő — accompanying person
• Icelandic: fylgdarmaður — accompanying person
• Icelandic: fylgdarsveinn — accompanying person
• Ingrian: saattaja — accompanying person
• Italian: scorta — accompanying person
• Latin: dēductor — accompanying person
• Macedonian: при́дружник (prídružnik) — accompanying person
• Norwegian Bokmål: ledsager — accompanying person
• Polish: eskorta — accompanying person
• Portuguese: acompanhante — accompanying person
• Russian: провожа́тый (provožátyj) — accompanying person
• Russian: провожа́тая (provožátaja) — accompanying person
• Slovak: sprievod — accompanying person
• Spanish: acompañante — accompanying person
• Swedish: ledsagare — accompanying person
• Arabic: مُرَافَقَة (murāfaqa) — protection, care, or safeguard on a journey or excursion
• Azerbaijani: müşayiət — protection, care, or safeguard on a journey or excursion
• Bulgarian: охрана (ohrana) — protection, care, or safeguard on a journey or excursion
• Finnish: huolenpito — protection, care, or safeguard on a journey or excursion
• Finnish: suojelus — protection, care, or safeguard on a journey or excursion
• Hebrew: ליווי (livúy) — protection, care, or safeguard on a journey or excursion
• Ido: akompano — protection, care, or safeguard on a journey or excursion
• Macedonian: за́штита (záštita) — protection, care, or safeguard on a journey or excursion
• Macedonian: бе́збедност (bézbednost) — protection, care, or safeguard on a journey or excursion
• Māori: kaiārahi — protection, care, or safeguard on a journey or excursion
• Māori: poutiriao — protection, care, or safeguard on a journey or excursion
• Russian: сопровожде́ние (soprovoždénije) — protection, care, or safeguard on a journey or excursion
• Slovak: sprievod — protection, care, or safeguard on a journey or excursion
• Hebrew: נער ליווי (náar livúy) — sex worker
• Hebrew: נערת ליווי (naarát livúy) — sex worker
• Russian: мальчик по вызову (malʹčik po vyzovu) — sex worker
• Russian: девушка по вызову (devuška po vyzovu) — sex worker
• Arabic: رَافَقَ (rāfaqa) — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Bashkir: оҙатыу (oźatıw) — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Bashkir: һаҡлау (haqlaw) — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Bulgarian: ескортирам (eskortiram) — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Bulgarian: охранявам (ohranjavam) — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Catalan: escortar — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Dutch: begeleiden — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Esperanto: eskorti — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Finnish: saattaa — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• French: escorter — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Galician: escoltar — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• German: eskortieren — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Greek: συνοδεύω (synodévo) — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Ancient Greek: παραπέμπω (parapémpō) — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Hebrew: ליווה (livá) — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Ingrian: saattaa — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Irish: tionlaic — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Italian: scortare — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Khmer: ជូន (cuun) — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Macedonian: при́дружи (prídruži) — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Māori: ārahi — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Portuguese: escoltar — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Russian: сопровожда́ть (soprovoždátʹ) — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Russian: сопроводи́ть (soprovodítʹ) — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Russian: охраня́ть (oxranjátʹ) — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Russian: эскорти́ровать (eskortírovatʹ) — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Slovak: odprevadiť — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Slovak: odprevádzať — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Slovak: sprevádzať — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Slovak: eskortovať — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Spanish: escoltar — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Vietnamese: hộ tống — To attend to in order to guard and protect
• Welsh: danfon — To attend to in order to guard and protect