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1. (n.) entourage
a group of attendants or associates, as of a person of rank or importance.
2. entourage
surroundings; environment.
Etymology: (1825–35; < F, =entour(er) to surround (der. of entour around =en in +tour circuit; see tour ) +-age -age)
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1. (noun) cortege, retinue, suite, entourage
the group following and attending to some important person
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Sense: a group of followers, especially of a person of high rank.
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 Afrikaans: gevolg |
 Arabic: يُشَجِّع |
 Bulgarian: свита |
 Brazilian: comitiva |
 Czech: doprovod |
 German: die Begleitung |
 Danish: følge; eskorte |
 Greek: ακολουθία, περίγυρος |
 Spanish: séquito |
 Estonian: saatjaskond |
 Farsi: همراهان؛ ملازمان |
 Finnish: seurue |
 French: entourage |
 Hebrew: פָּמַליָה |
 Hindi: परिचारक गण, अनुगामी |
 Croatian: pratnja, svita |
 Hungarian: kíséret |
 Indonesian: pengikut |
 Icelandic: fylgdarlið |
 Italian: cerchia |
 Japanese: 側近たち |
 Korean: 추종자들 |
 Lithuanian: palyda |
 Latvian: svīta; pavadonība |
 Malay: rombongan pengiring |
 Dutch: gevolg |
 Norwegian: følge |
 Polish: towarzystwo,świta |
 Persian: همراهان؛ ملازمان |
 Pashto: پيروان، ملګرى |
 Portuguese: comitiva |
 Romanian: anturaj |
 Russian: сопровождающие лица |
 Slovak: sprievod |
 Slovenian: spremstvo |
 Serbian: pratnja |
 Swedish: följe, svit |
 Thai: คณะผู้ติดตามของบุคคลสำคัญ |
 Turkish: maiyet |
 Taiwanese: 隨從 |
 Ukrainian: почет, свита |
 Urdu: کسی اہم شخصیت کے مصاحبین |
 Vietnamese: đoàn tuỳ tùng |
 Chinese: 随从 |
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