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appurtenances

/əˈpɜːrtənənsɪz/ /əˈpɜːrtənənsəs/

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noun

Accesorios, apéndices

An appendage to something else; an addition.

Examples :

"The old bicycle came with several useful appurtenances, including a bell and a basket. "

La bicicleta vieja venía con varios accesorios útiles, incluyendo una campana y una cesta.

part item property

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noun

Accesorios, equipo

(in the plural) Equipment used for some specific task; gear.

Examples :

"The photographer arrived on set with all his appurtenances: cameras, lenses, and lighting equipment. "

El fotógrafo llegó al set con todos sus accesorios: cámaras, lentes y equipo de iluminación.

item utensil technical

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noun

Accesorios, pertenencias

The thing to which another pertains.

Examples :

"The house came with all its usual appurtenances: a garage, a garden shed, and a fenced yard. "

La casa venía con todos sus accesorios habituales: un garaje, un cobertizo y un patio cercado.

property item thing

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noun

Anexos

Minor property, such as an outhouse, that passes with the main property when it is sold.

Examples :

"When the old farmhouse was sold, the sale included the barn, the chicken coop, and all other appurtenances, like the dilapidated shed behind the house. "

Cuando se vendió la antigua granja, la venta incluía el granero, el gallinero y todos los demás anexos, como el cobertizo en ruinas detrás de la casa.

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noun

Accesorios, complementos

(grammar) A modifier that is appended or prepended to another word to coin a new word that expresses belonging.

Examples :

"The grammatical appurtenances of "un-" and "-ness" transformed the simple word "happy" into the longer word "unhappiness," expressing a sense of belonging to the state of not being happy. "

Los accesorios gramaticales "un-" y "-ness" transformaron la palabra simple "happy" en la palabra más larga "unhappiness", expresando un sentido de pertenencia al estado de no ser feliz.

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