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ək'sesəriplural - accessories; noun1) (something additional (eg a handbag, scarf, shoes etc to the main part of a woman's clothing, or a radio, seat-covers etc to a car): She wore matching accessories.) accesorio2) ((legal) a person who helps somebody, especially a criminal.) cómpliceaccessory n accesoriotr[æk'sesərɪ]noun (pl accessories)1 (gadget) accesorio1 (bag, gloves etc) complementos nombre masculino plural\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLaccessory before the fact cómplice nombre masulino o femenino encubridor,-raaccessory [ɪk'sɛsəri, æk-] adj: auxiliar1) : accesorio m, complemento m2) accomplice: cómplice mfadj.• accesorio, -a adj.• adicional adj.• anexo, -a adj.• auxiliar adj.n.• accesorio s.m.• adherente s.m.• adminículo s.m.• cómplice s.m.,f.• encubridor s.m.• pertenencia s.f.ək'sesəri1)a) ( extra) accesorio mb) accessories pl ( Clothing) accesorios mpl, complementos mpl2) ( Law)[æk'sesǝrɪ]accessory (to something) — cómplice mf (en algo)
1. ADJ1) (=additional) accesorio, secundario2) (Jur)2. N1) accessories (Aut etc) accesorios mpl ; (to outfit) complementos mpl, accesorios mplkitchen/bathroom accessories — accesorios or artículos mpl de cocina/baño
2) (Jur) cómplice mf (to de)accessory after the fact — cómplice mf encubridor(a)
* * *[ək'sesəri]1)a) ( extra) accesorio mb) accessories pl ( Clothing) accesorios mpl, complementos mpl2) ( Law)accessory (to something) — cómplice mf (en algo)
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adj.1 accesorio, contribuyente, secundario; que depende de lo principal.2 cómplice.3 ancilar, ancilario.s.1 accesorio (for car, camera)accessory (to a crime) cómplice (de un delito)3 cómplice, encubridor, codelincuente, fautor.4 actor principal en un delito. (plural accessories) -
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7 accessory chromosome
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8 accessory diaphragm
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9 accessory gland
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10 accessory ligament
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11 accessory movements
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12 accessory muscle
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13 accessory muscles of respiration
English-Spanish medical dictionary > accessory muscles of respiration
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14 accessory nasal sinuses
English-Spanish medical dictionary > accessory nasal sinuses
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15 accessory nerve
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16 accessory organ
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17 accessory pancreas
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18 accessory pancreatic duct
English-Spanish medical dictionary > accessory pancreatic duct
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19 accessory pathway
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20 accessory phrenic nerve
English-Spanish medical dictionary > accessory phrenic nerve
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