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Indicates that someone is present or required to accompany another person.
Die Tour kann nur mit Begleitung eines Führers gebucht werden.
The tour can only be booked with the accompaniment of a guide.
Er reiste mit Begleitung seiner Sekretärin.
He traveled with his secretary accompanying him.
Commonly used in formal contexts such as travel, events, or legal permissions.
While 'mit Begleitung' is formal, 'in Begleitung' is slightly more common in everyday speech but carries the same meaning.
Always check if the phrase refers to a requirement (e.g., 'only with accompaniment') or a description (e.g., 'traveled with accompaniment').
Composed of 'mit' (with) and 'Begleitung' (accompaniment), derived from the verb 'begleiten' (to accompany). 'Begleitung' comes from 'begleiten' + '-ung' (suffix forming nouns from verbs).
Used in contexts where supervision, support, or presence of another person is required or expected. Often seen in official rules, travel descriptions, or formal settings.