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descalade
مُلَازَمَة
accompanying
accompanying
accompanying N (music)
accompanying
accompanying
accompanying
accompanying N
accompanying JOURN (relations)
accompanying (relations)
accompanying (relations)
accompanying ADJ
accompanying (relations)
accompanying MIL (relations)
accompanying (relations)
accompanying
accompanying
accompanying
accompanying
accompanying
accompanying
accompanying
accompanying
accompanying
accompanying
accompanying
accompanying
accompanying metaphor LING
accompanying metaphor
accompanying mineral MIN
accompanying mineral
accompany VB
accompany COMMUNIC
accompany COMMUNIC
accompany COMMUNIC
accompany COMMUNIC
accompany COMMUNIC
accompany COMMUNIC
accompany COMMUNIC
accompany COMMUNIC
accompanying one another
accompanying one another
accompanying one another
accompanying one another
annuity accompanying the military medal ECON
accompany one another VB
Present
Iaccompany
youaccompany
he/she/itaccompanies
weaccompany
youaccompany
theyaccompany
Past
Iaccompanied
youaccompanied
he/she/itaccompanied
weaccompanied
youaccompanied
theyaccompanied
Present Perfect
Ihaveaccompanied
youhaveaccompanied
he/she/ithasaccompanied
wehaveaccompanied
youhaveaccompanied
theyhaveaccompanied
Past Perfect
Ihadaccompanied
youhadaccompanied
he/she/ithadaccompanied
wehadaccompanied
youhadaccompanied
theyhadaccompanied
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