accessory in Japanese
accessory in Japanese is アクセサリー, 持ち物 — accessory means an additional item that complements or completes something, especially an outfit.
accessory in Japanese
アクセサリー
Pronounced: akusesarī
Something that belongs to part of another main thing; something additional and subordinate, an attachment.
持ち物
Pronounced: mochimono
Something that belongs to part of another main thing; something additional and subordinate, an attachment.
What does "accessory" mean?
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noun An additional item that complements or completes something, especially an outfit.
"She finished the look with a few simple accessories like earrings and a belt."
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noun A person who helps someone commit a crime without directly carrying it out.
"He was charged as an accessory to the robbery."
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adj Supplementary or secondary rather than essential.
"The manual describes several accessory features that aren't required for basic use."
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accessory in a sentence
- She finished the look with a few simple accessories like earrings and a belt.
- He was charged as an accessory to the robbery.
- The manual describes several accessory features that aren't required for basic use.
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What is "accessory" in Japanese?
"accessory" in Japanese is アクセサリー, 持ち物. accessory means: An additional item that complements or completes something, especially an outfit.
How do you pronounce アクセサリー?
"accessory" in Japanese is アクセサリー, pronounced "akusesarī".
How do you use "accessory" in a sentence?
Example: "She finished the look with a few simple accessories like earrings and a belt." In Japanese, "accessory" is アクセサリー, 持ち物.
Are there other ways to say "accessory" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "accessory": アクセサリー, 持ち物.
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