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ESLPod_0496_WE_0667 Driving a Company Car In this podcast, the word "accessory" means a person who helps someone break the law, or a person who helps a criminal: "If you hide information from the police, you're an accessory to the crime." An "accessory" is also something that is nice to have, but isn't necessary to make something work: "The car company sells many accessories, like cup holders, fancy radios and CD players, and special rugs for the floor." The word "accessory" can also refer to jewelry or something else that one uses, usually for fashion: "That dress would look great with some silver accessories." As a verb, "to accessorize" means to wear jewelry and other things with one's clothing: "She likes to accessorize with interesting necklaces, bracelets, watches, and scarves."

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ESLPod 496 accessory Business | Transportation

Id	ESLPod_0496_WE_0667
Episode Id	ESLPod 496
Episode Title	Driving a Company Car
Phrase	accessory
Text	In this podcast, the word "accessory" means a person who helps someone break the law, or a person who helps a criminal: "If you hide information from the police, you're an accessory to the crime." An "accessory" is also something that is nice to have, but isn't necessary to make something work: "The car company sells many accessories, like cup holders, fancy radios and CD players, and special rugs for the floor." The word "accessory" can also refer to jewelry or something else that one uses, usually for fashion: "That dress would look great with some silver accessories." As a verb, "to accessorize" means to wear jewelry and other things with one's clothing: "She likes to accessorize with interesting necklaces, bracelets, watches, and scarves."
Topics	Business \| Transportation

Accessory Company Car Word Means Person Helps Jewelry