| 释义 | View usage for:accoutrements in British English (əˈkuːtrəmənts) or  US accouterments plural noun formal or humorous all the things you have with you when you travel or take part in a particular activity, such as clothing and equipment  We'd pack the car with children, toys, nappies and all the other accoutrements andhead off for Europe every summer.  the correct accoutrements for any form of sport  I loved stationery and all the accoutrements of writing.Synonyms of 'accoutrements'paraphernalia, fittings, dress, material More Synonyms of accoutrementsDefinition clothing and equipment for a particular activity Understated eveningwear can be dressed up with accoutrements.Synonyms paraphernalia fittings dress material clothing stuff equipment tackle gear things kit outfit trimmings fixtures array decorations baggage apparatus furnishings garb adornments ornamentation bells and whistles impedimentaappurtenances equipageAdditional synonymsDefinition minor or additional features or possessionsSynonyms accompaniments,  equipment,  accessories,  trappings,  paraphernalia,  appendages,  accoutrements, impedimentaDefinition the accessories that symbolize a condition, office, etc. His family evidently loved the trappings of power.Synonyms accessories,  trimmings,  paraphernalia,  finery,  things,  fittings,  dress,  equipment,  gear,  fixtures,  decorations,  furnishings,  ornaments,  livery,  adornments,  panoply,  accoutrements,  fripperies,  bells and whistles,  raiment (archaic, poetic),  bling (slang)Nearby words ofaccoutrementsaccountableaccountantaccountingaccoutrementsaccreditaccreditedaccretion
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