Pronunciation: /ɪˈskɔrt/
noun a person or group of people accompanying another for protection, guidance, or courtesy
A1 The tourist had an escort to show them around the city.
A2 The diplomat was accompanied by an escort of security guards.
B1 The celebrity arrived at the event with a team of personal escorts.
B2 The president's motorcade included a fleet of escorts on motorcycles.
C1 The royal family's visit was protected by a highly trained escort of bodyguards.
C2 The military commander traveled with an elite escort of soldiers and armored vehicles.
verb to accompany or guide someone or something to a particular place
A1 The security guard escorted the lost child back to their parents.
A2 The tour guide escorted the group around the historic city.
B1 The police officer escorted the suspect to the police station for questioning.
B2 The diplomat was escorted by armed guards to the embassy for safety.
C1 The celebrity was escorted by bodyguards to the exclusive event.
C2 The president was escorted by a motorcade of vehicles during his official visit.
formal The ambassador was accompanied by an official escort to the diplomatic event.
informal I hired an escort to accompany me to the company party.
slang Let's get an escort to take us to the concert.
figurative Courage acted as his escort through the challenging times.
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