escort
verb [ T ] uk/ɪˈskɔːt/ us/esˈkɔːrt/
(GO WITH)
（尤指为了确保某人安全到达或离开某地）护卫，护送，押送
to go with a person or vehicle, especially to make certain that he, she, or it leaves or arrives safely
Several little boats escorted the sailing ship into the harbour. 在数只小船的护航下，帆船驶入海港。
Security guards escorted the intruders from the building. 保安把闯入者押送出了大楼。
The police escorted her to the airport, and made sure that she left the country. 警察将她押送到机场，确保其离境。
陪伴;陪送;陪同
to go with someone and show them a place
People on the tour will be escorted by an expert on archaeology. 游客们将由一位考古学专家陪同前行。
(AS SOCIAL COMPANION)
formal陪伴（尤指异性）参加社交活动
to go to a social event with someone, especially a person of the opposite sex
Who will be escorting her to the ball? 谁将做她的舞伴呢？
escort
noun uk/ˈes.kɔːt/ us/ˈes.kɔːrt/
(SOCIAL COMPANION)
[ C ]（通常指异性的）社交聚会陪伴者
a person who goes with another person as a partner to a social event
"But I can't go to the dance without an escort," she protested. “但是没有舞伴我不能去参加舞会，”她抗议道。
[ C ]受雇陪同某人外出社交的人（常指年轻女子）
someone who is paid to go out to social events with another person, and sometimes to have sex
He hired an escort to go to the dinner with him. 他雇了一位女郎陪他赴宴。
(GUARD)
[ C ]陪侍者;护卫者;护送者
a person or vehicle that goes somewhere with someone to protect or guard them
The members of the jury left the court with a police escort. 陪审团成员在警察的护送下离开了法庭。
[ U ]陪护;护送;陪送
the state of having someone with you who gives you protection or guards you
The prisoners were transported under military escort. 这些犯人被军人押送到流放地。