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accoutrement

/əˈkuː.trə.mənt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un artículo adicional de vestimenta o equipo, así como un accesorio o atributo asociado a una actividad o estilo particular.

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noun

/əˈkuː.trə.mənt/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un artículo adicional de vestimenta o equipo, así como un accesorio o atributo asociado a una actividad o estilo particular.

A noun referring to an additional item of dress or equipment, or a piece of accessory or trappings associated with a particular activity or style.

  1. Additional item of equipment or dressC1formal

    An extra item of clothing or equipment that is not essential but adds to the overall effect or function.

    esEquipamiento adicional o accesorio

    • The soldier's uniform included all necessary accoutrements.
    • She packed her hiking accoutrements for the trip.
    • The chef's accoutrements included a set of high-quality knives.

    Sinónimosaccessoryadditionadjunctappendageappurtenanceembellishmenttrapping

  2. Accessory or adornmentC1formal

    An accessory or decorative item that complements an outfit or setting.

    esAccesorio o adorno

    • Her outfit was complete with stylish accoutrements like a scarf and gloves.
    • The room was decorated with various accoutrements of the Victorian era.
    • He wore a hat and cane as part of his gentlemanly accoutrements.

    Sinónimosaccessoryadornmentdecorationembellishmentornamenttrappingtrimming

Formas
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  • accoutrements plural form
  • accouterments' possessive plural form
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  • accouterment's possessive singular form
  • accoutrement's possessive singular form
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