英['eskɔːt]美['eskɔːrt]
记忆方法
词源词根法
来自拉丁文*excorrigere，引导，护送，来自词根rig，竖立，坚直，词源同right，erect.原为军事术语。
谐音记忆法
还可谐音：爱死靠他，护卫爱死靠他身边。
verb(动词)noun(名词)
双解例句
verb(动词)noun(名词)
小知识
When you go somewhere, whether it's for fun or business, it's always nice to have an escort — someone to go along with you. Some escorts are there to protect you, some just to share a good time.
The word escort can be a noun or a verb — “your escort escorts you.” This word is derived from the Latin excorrigere, “to set out,” and moved through the Italian scorgere, meaning “to guide.” In the 1570s it took on a military tone as escorte, used to describe armed protectors for travelers. In the 19th century it came to mean “accompanying a person on social occasions,” although we still refer to military escorts today.
实用短语
单词用法
词语辨析
v.(动词)escort，accompany，attend
这组词都有“陪伴，陪同”的意思，其区别是1.accompany和escort指的是一般行为，表示“同时性”，或者作为一种友好的表示。陪伴的对象可为比自己地位高的人，也可是与自己平级的人。accompany仅表示友好，而escort更强调礼仪。2.attend指的是职务行为，常用于陪伴地位比自己高的人，含有“照料，服侍”的意思，强调“目的性”，如护卫、礼仪等。3.escort可作“护卫、护送”解，主语可以是人，也可以是物；accompany和attend均无此义。accompany，conduct，attend，escort
这些动词均有“陪同，伴随”之意accompany既可指人也可指物。用于人时，侧重关系紧密或同时发生。conduct无论用于人或物均指引导带领。attend侧重主从关系，即下级对上级，学生对老师等，或表恭顺、服侍。escort通常指用车或人在陆上伴随、护送，其目的是保护或出于礼节。