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Vnos OpenDict
escorted travel SAM.
v slovarju PONS
I. es·cort GLAG. preh. glag. [ɪˈskɔ:t, esˈ-, am. angl. esˈkɔ:rt, ɪˈs-]
jdn eskortieren [o. ur. jez. geleiten]
to escort sb VOJ., NAVT.
II. es·cort SAM. [ˈeskɔ:t, am. angl. -kɔ:rt]
1. escort (official companion):
Begleitung ž. spol <-, -en>
2. escort no pl (guard):
Eskorte ž. spol <-, -n>
3. escort (companion for the evening):
Begleitung ž. spol <-, -en>
4. escort:
Begleiter(in) m. spol (ž. spol) <-s, ->
Hostess ž. spol <-, -en>
I. trav·el <brit. angl. -ll- [or am. angl. usu -l-]> [ˈtrævəl] GLAG. nepreh. glag.
1. travel (journey):
travel person
fliegen <flog, geflogen>
erster Klasse [o. švic., avstr. esp in der ersten Klasse] reisen
2. travel (move):
3. travel pog. (speed):
rasen pog.
4. travel (react to travelling):
5. travel dated (deal in):
II. trav·el <brit. angl. -ll- [or am. angl. usu -l-]> [ˈtrævəl] GLAG. preh. glag.
III. trav·el [ˈtrævəl] SAM.
1. travel no pl (travelling):
Reisen sr. spol
2. travel pl (journey):
Reise ž. spol <-, -n>
IV. trav·el [ˈtrævəl] SAM. modifier
travel (firm, industry, statistics):
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travel
Present
Iescort
youescort
he/she/itescorts
weescort
youescort
theyescort
Past
Iescorted
youescorted
he/she/itescorted
weescorted
youescorted
theyescorted
Present Perfect
Ihaveescorted
youhaveescorted
he/she/ithasescorted
wehaveescorted
youhaveescorted
theyhaveescorted
Past Perfect
Ihadescorted
youhadescorted
he/she/ithadescorted
wehadescorted
youhadescorted
theyhadescorted
PONS OpenDict

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Unlike the imperial escort-armies, these were close enough to the theatre of operations to succour the border troops.
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The men were paired with a militia escort.
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There were no footbridges; passengers had to cross the lines escorted by station staff.
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During a single month in 1933, 219,460 people were either intercepted and escorted back or arrested and sentenced.
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Several reconnaissance machines traveled together for mutual protection, further protected by escorting fighters.
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