chaperone
Speech parts
1. chaperone - Noun
2. chaperone - Verb
Meaning
one who accompanies and supervises a young woman or gatherings of young people
accompany as a chaperone
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After a few years of touring, the school-appointed chaperone, Rae Lee Jones—no relation—convinced the girls that they could do better on their own.
After realizing that Belldandy's relationship with Keiichi was not going to end any time soon, Skuld decides to stay on Earth and act as Belldandy's unofficial chaperone.
Although cargo passes through the pore with the assistance of chaperone proteins, the translocation through the pore itself is not energy dependent.
An adult had to chaperone and “make sure they put the tables and chairs back,” says Ms. Agarwal.
A family friend begs her to chaperone the friend’s teenaged son to Austria where he’ll be meeting his estranged father; the friend expects that Vanessa is going to meet Lewis there.
Australia Post's idea of cutting edge: New robot postie can only carry one parcel at a time, can't cross the street and needs a HUMAN chaperone - so what's the point?