accessory 音标拼音: [æks'ɛsɚi]
n . 附件,同谋
a . 附属的,同谋的
附件,同谋附属的,同谋的
accessory 附件; 配件
accessory 附件 配件
accessory adj 1 :
aiding and abetting in a crime ; "
he was charged with being accessory to the crime " [
synonym : {
accessary },
{
accessory }]
2 :
furnishing added support ; "
an ancillary pump "; "
an adjuvant discipline to forms of mysticism "; "
The mind and emotions are auxiliary to each other " [
synonym : {
accessory }, {
adjunct },
{
ancillary }, {
adjuvant }, {
appurtenant }, {
auxiliary }]
n 1 :
clothing that is worn or carried ,
but not part of your main clothing [
synonym : {
accessory }, {
accoutrement }, {
accouterment }]
2 :
a supplementary component that improves capability [
synonym :
{
accessory }, {
appurtenance }, {
supplement }, {
add -
on }]
3 :
someone who helps another person commit a crime [
synonym :
{
accessory }, {
accessary }]
Accessory \
Ac *
ces "
so *
ry \ (#;
277 ),
a . [
L .
accessorius .
See {
Access },
and cf . {
Accessary }.]
Accompanying as a subordinate ;
aiding in a secondary way ;
additional ;
connected as an incident or subordinate to a principal ;
contributing or contributory ;
said of persons and things ,
and ,
when of persons ,
usually in a bad sense ;
as ,
he was accessory to the riot ;
accessory sounds in music .
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Note :
Ash accents the antepenult ;
and this is not only more regular ,
but preferable ,
on account of easiness of pronunciation .
Most orho ["
e ]
pists place the accent on the first syllable .
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Syn :
Accompanying ;
contributory ;
auxiliary ;
subsidiary ;
subservient ;
additional ;
acceding .
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Accessory \
Ac *
ces "
so *
ry \,
n .;
pl . {
Accessories }.
1 .
That which belongs to something else deemed the principal ;
something additional and subordinate . "
The aspect and accessories of a den of banditti ." --
Carlyle .
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2 . (
Law )
Same as {
Accessary },
n .
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3 . (
Fine Arts )
Anything that enters into a work of art without being indispensably necessary ,
as mere ornamental parts . --
Elmes .
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Syn :
Abettor ;
accomplice ;
ally ;
coadjutor .
See {
Abettor }.
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178 Moby Thesaurus words for "
accessory ":
a party to ,
abettor ,
accessary ,
accession ,
accessories ,
accident ,
accidental ,
accompaniment ,
accompanying ,
accomplice ,
accomplice in crime ,
accretion ,
addenda ,
addendum ,
additament ,
addition ,
additional ,
additive ,
additory ,
additum ,
adjunct ,
adjuvant ,
adscititious ,
adventitious ,
aide ,
ancillary ,
annex ,
annexation ,
another ,
appanage ,
appanages ,
appendage ,
appendages ,
appendant ,
appendix ,
appointments ,
appurtenance ,
appurtenances ,
appurtenant ,
ascititious ,
assistant ,
assisting ,
associated ,
attachment ,
attendant ,
attending ,
augment ,
augmentation ,
auxiliary ,
belongings ,
casual ,
choses ,
choses in action ,
choses in possession ,
choses local ,
choses transitory ,
circumstantial ,
coconspirator ,
coda ,
cohort ,
coincident ,
collaborator ,
collateral ,
colleague ,
combined ,
complement ,
component ,
concomitant ,
concurrent ,
confederate ,
conjoint ,
conspirator ,
contingency ,
contingent ,
continuation ,
contributory ,
copartner ,
corollary ,
correlative ,
cotenant ,
coupled ,
defendant ,
doodad ,
engaged ,
extension ,
extra ,
extrapolation ,
farther ,
fellow ,
fellow conspirator ,
fixture ,
fortuitous ,
fostering ,
fresh ,
frill ,
further ,
happenstance ,
helper ,
helping ,
implicated ,
incidental ,
increase ,
increment ,
inessential ,
instrumental ,
involved ,
joined ,
joint ,
litigant ,
litigationist ,
litigator ,
material things ,
mere chance ,
ministerial ,
ministering ,
ministrant ,
more ,
movables ,
mutual ,
new ,
nonessential ,
not -
self ,
nurtural ,
nutricial ,
offshoot ,
other ,
paired ,
panel ,
parallel ,
paraphernalia ,
partaker ,
partaking ,
participant ,
participating ,
participative ,
participator ,
participatory ,
parties litigant ,
partner ,
party ,
pendant ,
perquisites ,
personal effects ,
plaintiff ,
plus ,
reinforcement ,
secondary ,
serving ,
shareholder ,
sharer ,
sharing ,
side effect ,
side issue ,
simultaneous ,
socius criminis ,
spare ,
subordinate ,
subservient ,
subsidiary ,
suitor ,
superadded ,
superaddition ,
superfluous ,
supernumerary ,
supervenient ,
supplement ,
supplemental ,
supplementary ,
surplus ,
tailpiece ,
things ,
trappings ,
tributary ,
twin ,
ulterior ,
undergirding ,
unessential ,
witness ACCESSORY ,
property .
Everything which is joined to another thing ,
as an ornament ,
or to render it more perfect ,
is an accessory ,
and belongs to the principal thing .
For example ,
the halter of a horse ,
the frame of a picture ,
the keys of a house ,
and the like ;
but a bequest of a house would not carry the furniture in it ,
as accessory to it .
Domat ,
Lois Civ .
Part .
2 ,
liv .
4 ,
tit .
2 ,
s .
4 ,
n .
1 .
Accesiorium non ducit ,
sed sequitur principale .
Co .
Litt .
152 ,
a .
Co .
Litt .
121 ,
b .
note (
6 ).
Vide Accession ;
Adjunction ;
Appendant ;
Appurtenances ;
Appurtenant ;
Incident .
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