English-German translation for "accessory"

"accessory" German translation


examples
  • accessory lens photography | FotografieFOTO
    accessory lens photography | FotografieFOTO

  • Accessoireneuter | Neutrum n
    accessory jewelleryet cetera, and so on | etc., und so weiter etc
    accessory jewelleryet cetera, and so on | etc., und so weiter etc
  • Zusatzmasculine | Maskulinum m
    accessory addition
    Anfügungfeminine | Femininum f
    accessory addition
    Anhangmasculine | Maskulinum m
    accessory addition
    Begleiterscheinungfeminine | Femininum f
    accessory addition
    accessory addition
  • Zubehörneuter | Neutrum n
    accessory accompanying item, aid <often | oftoftplural | Plural pl>
    Beiwerkneuter | Neutrum n
    accessory accompanying item, aid <often | oftoftplural | Plural pl>
    Hilfsmittelneuter | Neutrum n
    accessory accompanying item, aid <often | oftoftplural | Plural pl>
    Nebensachefeminine | Femininum f
    accessory accompanying item, aid <often | oftoftplural | Plural pl>
    accessory accompanying item, aid <often | oftoftplural | Plural pl>
  • Helfershelfer(in), Mitschuldige(r), Teilnehmer(in)
    accessory legal term, law | RechtswesenJUR to crime
    accessory legal term, law | RechtswesenJUR to crime
examples
  • Bordaggregatneuter | Neutrum n
    accessory aviation | LuftfahrtFLUG nautical | Nautik/SchifffahrtSCHIFF <plural | Pluralpl>
    accessory aviation | LuftfahrtFLUG nautical | Nautik/SchifffahrtSCHIFF <plural | Pluralpl>
  • Gerätneuter | Neutrum n
    accessory engineering | TechnikTECH devices <plural | Pluralpl>
    Zubehör(teileplural | Plural pl)neuter | Neutrum n
    accessory engineering | TechnikTECH devices <plural | Pluralpl>
    accessory engineering | TechnikTECH devices <plural | Pluralpl>
  • Neben-, Hilfsorganeplural | Plural pl
    accessory biology | BiologieBIOL auxiliary organs <plural | Pluralpl>
    accessory biology | BiologieBIOL auxiliary organs <plural | Pluralpl>
  • Hilfszugmasculine | Maskulinum m
    accessory musical term | MusikMUS on organ <plural | Pluralpl>
    Spielhilfefeminine | Femininum f
    accessory musical term | MusikMUS on organ <plural | Pluralpl>
    accessory musical term | MusikMUS on organ <plural | Pluralpl>
accessory after the fact
accessory after the fact
accessory before the fact
accessory before the fact
Tom wurde wegen Beihilfe zum Mord zu fünfzehn Jahren Haft verurteilt.
Tom was sentenced to fifteen years in jail for being an accessory to murder.
Source: Tatoeba
Er wurde als Helfer eines Raubüberfalls festgenommen.
He was arrested as an accessory to the robbery.
Source: Tatoeba
Stellen Sie sich also vor: Wie wäre es mit einem Roboter-Accessoire für Ihr Handy?
So imagine this: What about a robot accessory for your cellphone?
Source: TED
Dabei sind jedoch die geschleppten Personen nicht als Mittäter zu bestrafen.
However, the illegal immigrants must not be punished as accessories.
Source: Europarl
Bestenfalls ist es ihr Komplize und schlimmstenfalls ihr Spiegel.
In the best scenario law is an accessory to history, in the worst, a reflection of it.
Source: Europarl
Der Umweltausschuß des Europäischen Parlaments hält nichts von Abfalltourismus.
The Environment Committee in the European Parliament is not an accessory of waste tourism.
Source: Europarl
Die Mehrheit, die eine Beendigung ablehnt, wird eine Mitschuld tragen.
The majority that rejects stopping it becomes an accessory.
Source: Europarl
Demnach tragen auch wir auf gewisse Weise eine Mitschuld an der Situation.
That makes us indirect accessories to what is happening.
Source: Europarl
Ich möchte weiterhin betonen, dass es bei jedem Verbrechen Schuldige und Mitschuldige gibt.
I should then like to point out that every crime has its perpetrators and its accessories.
Source: Europarl
Somit entwarf er diese Serie von Accessoires.
So he designed all these series of accessories.
Source: TED
Der Laden verkauft kostspielige Accessoires für Frauen.
The shop sells expensive accessories for women.
Source: Tatoeba
In zahlreichen Fällen tragen sie nämlich eine Mitschuld an begangenen Verbrechen.
This is hardly surprising given that they have been accessories to crimes in many cases.
Source: Europarl
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