Acompañadlo

Acompañadlo is a Spanish verb form. It is the imperative mood, second person plural (vosotros/vosotras), of the verb "acompañar," combined with the direct object pronoun "lo." This means "accompany him" or "accompany it," directed at a group of people being addressed informally in Spain.

The verb "acompañar" means to accompany, escort, or go with someone or something. When combined with "lo," it specifies that the action of accompanying is directed towards a male person or a masculine noun. For example, in a sentence, one might say "Acompañadlo a la estación" which translates to "Accompany him to the station."

The vosotros/vosotras form is a distinctive feature of informal address in Spain, contrasting with the more formal "ustedes" form used in Latin America and in formal contexts in Spain. Therefore, "acompañadlo" would be used when speaking informally to a group of friends or acquaintances and referring to accompanying a male individual or a masculine object. The feminine equivalent would be "acompañadla."