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Pronunciation / Transliteration: Entourage
"Der Schauspieler betrat den Raum mit seiner treuen Entourage."
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A group of people attending or surrounding an important person.
"The pop star arrived at the hotel with her large entourage."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Borrowed from French entourage, from entourer 'to surround', from tour 'turn'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Entourage" is said worldwide
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entourage
Transliteration: entourage
"Le ministre voyage toujours avec son entourage."
Entourage
Transliteration: Entourage
"Der Schauspieler betrat den Raum mit seiner treuen Entourage."
seguito
Transliteration: seguito
"Il cantante è arrivato con tutto il suo seguito."
comitiva
Transliteration: comitiva
"El presidente llegó acompañado de su comitiva."
comitiva
Transliteration: comitiva
"A estrela do rock desceu do carro com sua comitiva."
लवाज़िमा
Transliteration: lavazima
"मंत्री अपने पूरे लवाज़िमा के साथ आए।"
随行人员
Transliteration: suíxíng rényuán
"这位名人在随行人员的簇拥下走进了大楼。"
측근
Transliteration: cheukgeun
"그 배우는 여러 명의 측근과 함께 나타났다."
取り巻き
Transliteration: torimaki
"彼は大勢の取り巻きを引き連れて現れた。"
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