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伴随 (bànsuí) is used to express that something follows or accompanies something else. For example, 他的成功伴随着他的努力 (tā de chénggōng bànsuí zhe tā de nǔlì; His success was accompanied by his efforts).
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陪伴 (péibàn): to accompany, to keep company.
随行 (suíxíng): to accompany, to go along with.
陪同 (péitóng): to accompany, to go along with.
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伴随 (bànsuí) should be used when referring to a situation in which one thing follows another, or when one thing is accompanied by another. It is often used to describe a situation in which two or more things are closely related, such as when a change in one thing leads to a change in another. For example, 他的成功伴随着他的努力 (tā de chénggōng bànsuí zhe tā de nǔlì; His success was accompanied by his efforts).
Similar words that can be used to describe this situation include 随着 (suízhe; along with), 伴以 (bànyǐ; accompanied by), and 随后 (suíhòu; afterwards). 伴随 is often used to describe a situation in which one thing follows another, while 随着 is used to describe a situation in which one thing is accompanied by another. 伴以 is used to describe a situation in which one thing is accompanied by another, while 随后 is used to describe a situation in which one thing follows another.
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