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accessorize
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ac·ces·sor·ize  (k-ss-rz)
v. ac·ces·sor·ized, ac·ces·sor·iz·ing, ac·ces·sor·iz·es
v.tr.
To furnish with accessories: accessorized my outfit with a matching watch.
v.intr.
To wear or select accessories: accessorizes according to the latest fashions.
accessorize, accessorise [əkˈsɛsəˌraɪz]
vb
(Clothing & Fashion) (tr) to add accessories to accessorize a plain jacket with feminine jewellery
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accessorize
verb add to, decorate, supplement, complement, adorn, ornament, augment, embellish Adding extra fabrics is an easy way to accessorize your bedroom.
Translations
accessorize [əkˈsesəˌraɪz] VT (US) [+ dress] → comprar el bolso y los zapatos a juego con
accessorize [ækˈsɛsəraɪz] vt [+ clothes, furniture] → accessoiriser
accessorize
vt dress → mit Accessoires versehen; room → dekorieren
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As with all your other rooms don't forget to accessorise with candles, flowers and photographs and I would always recommend hanging a mirror in your hallway for those essential last minute outfit checks.
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