appurtenances — accessories or equipment associated with a particular activity or way of life; things that belong or are attached to something else
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: accessories or equipment associated with a particular activity or way of life; things that belong or are attached to something else
Pronunciation (IPA): /əˈpɜːrtənənsɪz/
Korean meaning: 부속품, 부대설비; 특정 활동이나 생활양식과 관련된 장비나 액세서리
Korean pronunciation: 어**퍼**터넌시즈
Example Sentences
- The CEO's corner office came with all the appurtenances of power: leather chairs, mahogany desk, and a mini-fridge stocked with energy drinks.
- The property includes the house and all its appurtenances such as the garage, garden shed, and swimming pool.
- Medieval knights traveled with numerous appurtenances including armor, weapons, and a portable coffee maker for those long quests.
appurtenances
NOUN//əˈpɜːrtənənsɪz//
accessories or equipment associated with a particular activity or way of life; things that belong or are attached to something else

부속품, 부대설비; 특정 활동이나 생활양식과 관련된 장비나 액세서리
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Origin
From Latin 'appertinere' meaning 'to belong to' or 'to pertain to.' The word evolved to describe things that are attached to or go along with something more important.
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“The CEO's corner office came with all the appurtenances of power: leather chairs, mahogany desk, and a mini-fridge stocked with energy drinks.”
“The property includes the house and all its appurtenances such as the garage, garden shed, and swimming pool.”
“Medieval knights traveled with numerous appurtenances including armor, weapons, and a portable coffee maker for those long quests.”
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