English to Latin Meaning of escort - comitatus

Escort :
comitatus

particeps, comitatus, socius, lenocinia, de discipulis eius, Abel pastor, praesidio, protéctor eórum, legatum, praecursorem, praeministri, primi agminis

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Definitions of escort in English
Noun(1) someone who escorts and protects a prominent person(2) the act of accompanying someone or something in order to protect them(3) an attendant who is employed to accompany someone(4) a participant in a date
Verb(1) accompany as an escort(2) accompany or escort
Examples of escort in English
(1) a police escort(2) My wife and I were driven from Baghdad Airport under escort .(3) Students at Oxford and Cambridge are being recruited for a web-based escort agency, which will begin business by the end of this term.(4) A student who offered herself as an escort on an Oxford-based website was taken on a date by an undercover journalist.(5) A rival escort agency tries to steal the talent.(6) Once, at a co-worker's wedding, he had paid handsomely for a female escort to accompany him as his date.(7) He left the village under police escort .(8) To a cheer from the crowd who had stood in the drizzle awaiting the Royals, the Queen, wearing deep purple, and Prince Philip, in morning suit, arrived with an escort of police outriders.(9) an escort agency(10) It later emerged that she had also been working as an escort , accompanying wealthy businessmen on dinner dates.(11) So with 2 players in each car we were given an armed escort (one military police jeep at the front of the convoy and one at the back) straight to the hotel.(12) To my consternation, the Prime Minister's police escort was clearing all vehicles off the bus route so that the PM's entourage could speed down the middle of the road.(13) I can't vouch for the male escort agencies because I have never used them or visited them.(14) He was given a heavily armed police escort to the court for the second time to face a charge of making explosives with intent.(15) And - astonishingly - no armed escort or air protection was to be provided, the family members said.(16) She has claimed in court that she was running a legitimate escort agency, and has refused to reveal the names of her celebrity clients.
Related Phrases of escort
(1) escort service ::
exclusa officii
(2) escort girl ::
praesidio puellae
(3) police escort ::
vigilum praesidio
Synonyms
Noun
1. guard ::
praesidio
2. companion ::
particeps
3. paid companion ::
particeps pretium
4. date ::
diem
5. bodyguard ::
corporis custodes
6. accompaniment ::
vasa cantici
Verb
7. conduct ::
moribus
8. see ::
videre
Different Forms
escort, escorted, escorting, escorts
Word Example from TV Shows
I'll escort you, keep you safe!

I'll ESCORT you, keep you safe!

Westworld Season 2, Episode 3

Lady Greyjoy will escort you home to Sunspear.

Lady Greyjoy will ESCORT you home to Sunspear.

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 2

He's ordered Ser Meryn to personally lead your escort.

He's ordered Ser Meryn to personally lead your ESCORT.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 4

Escort the prisoner back to his cell.

Escort the prisoner back to his cell.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 6

two more tankers,\Nwith propane gas to escort it

two more tankers,
with propane gas to ESCORT it

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 4

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