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陪同 (péi tóng) is a formal word. It is used to refer to accompanying someone, usually in a professional or official capacity. It is often used in business or legal contexts. For example, a lawyer might accompany a client to a court hearing.
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Here are some alternative words that can be used instead of 陪同 (péi tóng), which means "accompany" or "be in the company of":
1. 陪伴 (péi bàn) - This word emphasizes companionship and support, focusing more on the emotional aspect of being with someone rather than just the act of accompanying them.
2. 伴随 (bàn suí) - This term means "to accompany" or "to follow" and is often used in contexts where something is following or accompanying another thing, not necessarily implying a close relationship.
3. 随行 (suí xíng) - This phrase means "to go along with" or "to follow" and is often used in the context of traveling or moving together with someone.
4. 同行 (tóng xíng) - This means "to travel together" or "to go together," and it is frequently used in contexts where people are moving from one place to another together.
These alternatives highlight different nuances of the act of accompanying someone, from emotional support to formal or casual companionship.
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