escort
/ˈɛskɔrt/
verb
- To accompany someone or something to protect, guide, or show the way.
- The police officer escorted the lost child back home.
- She escorted her grandmother to the doctor's appointment.
- The security guard will escort you to the exit.
noun
- A person or group that accompanies someone to protect, guide, or provide companionship.
- The hikers had a local guide as their escort through the mountains.
- She hired an escort to accompany her to the gala.
- The president's motorcade included a police escort.
- A vehicle or group of vehicles that accompanies another for protection or guidance.
- The VIP's car was flanked by an escort of black SUVs.
- A motorcycle escort led the ambulance through traffic.
- The convoy had a military escort for safety.