Excuse me, I must be leaving now.

to accompany

to accompany

(honorific) to accompany or keep someone company

to be buried with or next to a deceased person (refers to a partner or funerary objects)

a person or thing used as a contrast to enhance another's qualities

a person who practices or sparrs with an athlete to help them improve or prepare for a competition

to attend a banquet or social event to keep a guest company

to accompany one's child or spouse who is studying (often overseas or in another city) to provide care and support

to drink along with someone

a person who accompanies and serves another

A temporary capital city established when the main capital is occupied or under threat, typically during wartime.

funerary objects (items buried together with the dead)

to escort or go along with someone to a destination

to look after a hospitalized loved one

to accompany over a long period of time

to look after or attend to the needs of an invalid, patient, or disabled person

To sleep in the same bed as one's child to provide comfort or supervision.

A female hostess at an entertainment venue (such as a bar or KTV) hired to accompany customers for drinking, dining, and dancing.

to admit to a fault and offer an apology to someone

to keep someone company for a chat

A female companion hired to sing and entertain clients at a karaoke bar or KTV.

to be present during childbirth

A tour guide or escort who provides services within a specific local area or destination.

a tour escort who accompanies a group throughout the entire trip