assist; attend sb

accompany; keep sb company; escort

to accompany; to keep someone company

to drink with sb (such as a hostess at a nightclub)

a grand jury

a jury

serve as a contrast or foil

excuse me, pardon me (... i need to go)

(of objects or people) be buried alive with the dead

accompany;company with

people's assessor; people's juror

a callup or walk-on player in something

an outsider in a competition with no possible hope of winning (lit., "accompanying the crown prince to study")

join one’s superior or beloved ones in doing something

accompanying a child or a young person to study; fat chance – stands no chance of winning when compared with other competitors in a competition; to join in something (even if it is not relevant to them) just to keep someone company; to describe the candidates who know that they have no chance of passing even before sitting the exams

I'm sorry but I cannot keep you company

the personal maid accompanying the bride to her new home

maids that accompany the bride to her husband's house

to accompany guests; to serve as a foil for others; to entertain customers as a nightclub hostess

baby-sit

to act as a doula to take care of the mother and baby during the postnatal confinement period

take sb on; play/fight against sb

keep sb company; stay with sb

to take a nightclub hostess to an hourly hotel

to go to a hourly hotel with a customer as a nightclub hostess

a juror

accompany

personal shopper, a paid companion who assists one in shopping, carries bags, etc.

to look after a patient by staying with him in hospital

dowry

a housekeeper who provides sexual services

to sit with customers (as a hostess does at a nightclub)

to sit with someone and keep the person company; to sit with customers as a nightclub hostess

to accompany; to keep sb company; to look after a patient by staying with him in hospital

to accompany; to keep somebody company