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appendage
[ə'pendidʒ]
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danh từ
vật phụ thuộc, phần phụ thuộc
vật thêm vào, phần thêm vào
(giải phẫu) phần phụ
Chuyên ngành Anh - Việt
appendage
[ə'pendidʒ]
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Kỹ thuật
phần phụ
Sinh học
chi phụ
Xây dựng, Kiến trúc
phụ kiện, phụ tùng
Từ điển Anh - Anh
appendage
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appendage

appendage (ə-pĕnʹdĭj) noun

1. Something added or attached to an entity of greater importance or size; an adjunct.

2. Biology. A part or an organ, such as an arm, a leg, a tail, or a fin, that is joined to the axis or trunk of a body.

Synonyms: appendage, appurtenance, adjunct, accessory, attachment. These nouns denote subordinate elements that are added to another entity. An appendage supplements without being essential: "Water jets can be angled to either side, making rudders unnecessary, and the complete absence of appendages at the stern decreases hull resistance" (R.J.L. Dicker). An appurtenance belongs naturally as a subsidiary attribute, part, or member to that with which it is associated: "an internationally known first-class hotel . . . equipped with such appurtenances as computers, word processors, copiers and telex" (Oscar Millard). An adjunct is added as an auxiliary to something else but is often self-sustaining: "Intelligence analysts say they believe that of all the countries of the Middle East, none use terrorism more effectively as an adjunct to diplomacy than Syria" (Elaine Sciolino). An accessory is usually nonessential but desirable and adds to the effect of something already complete in itself: We bought a car with such accessories as air conditioning, stereo, and a sunroof. An attachment contributes a supplementary function to the principal thing, to which it can be physically linked: The food processor has an attachment for making pasta.

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appendage
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appendage
appendage (n)
  • addition, attachment, adjunct, add-on, accessory, extra, supplement
  • limb, member, feeler, tentacle, extremity, projection