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1 accessory
{ək'sesəri}
I. 1. допълнителен. добавъчен, спо магателен, второстепенен
2. юр. съучастнически
3. геол. акцесорен
II. 1. юр. съучастник
ACCESSORY to a crime съучастник в престъпление
ACCESSORY before the act юр. съучастник, под будител, помагач, съизвършител
ACCESSORY after the act юр. съучастник, укривател
2. допълнителна част, до бавка. аксесоар, детайл от общ план
р1 допълнителни принадлежности (към кола, облекло и пр.) 3. pl тех. принадлежности, арматура* * *{ъk'sesъri} а 1. допълнителен.добавъчен; спомагателен; второстепенен (2) n 1. юр. съучастник; accessory to a crime съучастник в прест* * *спомагателен; съучастник; допълнителен;* * *1. accessory after the act юр. съучастник, укривател 2. accessory before the act юр. съучастник, под будител, помагач, съизвършител 3. accessory to a crime съучастник в престъпление 4. i. допълнителен. добавъчен, спо магателен, второстепенен 5. ii. юр. съучастник 6. геол. акцесорен 7. допълнителна част, до бавка. аксесоар, детайл от общ план 8. р1 допълнителни принадлежности (към кола, облекло и пр.) pl тех. принадлежности, арматура 9. юр. съучастнически* * *accessory[æk´sesəri] I. adj 1. допълнителен, добавъчен; спомагателен; второстепенен, случаен; 2. юрид. съучастнически; 3. геол. акцесорен; II. n 1. юрид. съучастник (и accessary); \accessory to a crime съучастник в престъпление; \accessory before the act юрид. съучастник (подбудител, съизвършител); \accessory after the act юрид. укривател (съучастник); 2. допълнение; тех. pl арматура, допълнителни, второстепенни принадлежности; 3. pl аксесоари.
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