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accompany

v.
1.be associated with
2.go or travel along with
3.perform an accompaniment to
4.be a companion to somebody

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    shake off (someone or something) or shake (someone or something) off
    to get rid of someone or something that is bothering you
    I was able to shake off my cold after a weekend of resting in bed.



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