Examples of using Chaperone in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Chaperone, huh?
As a chaperone.
Chaperone? Interesting.
As a chaperone.
Chaperone Dale comin' through.
People also translate
I'm a chaperone.
And every prom needs a chaperone.
Your chaperone is quite persistent.
Interesting. Chaperone?
Your chaperone will be Mrs. Huang.
You need a chaperone.
You a chaperone for me and Maria or something?
Dinner, no chaperone.
Chaperone you and Mr. Wilcox at lunch at Eustace Miles?
We don't need the chaperone.
I don't need a chaperone on a scouting mission.
Adam Collier was the chaperone.
You have to be the chaperone for a trip to Goshaba.
I don't think we need a chaperone.
I must chaperone my sister at the Danbury ball this evening.
Dad, I don't need a chaperone.
Are you to be my chaperone the entire evening, brother?
It's not like they need a chaperone.
There's no chaperone, and what if… That's the point, scaredy cat.
You need chaperoning, and I'm a chaperone.
I got him a 24-hour chaperone to keep him on the level.
Shannon wouldn't go out without a chaperone.
I would like to be a chaperone for Nationals.
Obviously, we didn't send them there without a chaperone.
Maybe he can, um, chaperone your little sightseeing tour.