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MUSCOVITE Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
a soldier's outfit V a soldier's accoutrements
Hi,
(1) Would it be corect to say that the first term (outfit) is more general than the second (accoutrements)?
(2) One of the online dictionaries say a soldier's accoutrements are usually neither clothes nor weapons. What does "accoutrements" mean then?
mus-te
(1) Would it be corect to say that the first term (outfit) is more general than the second (accoutrements)?
(2) One of the online dictionaries say a soldier's accoutrements are usually neither clothes nor weapons. What does "accoutrements" mean then?
mus-te
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MUSCOVITE 2) One of the online dictionaries say a soldier's accoutrements are usually neither clothes nor weapons. What does "accoutrements" mean then? backpack and its contents, trenching tool, etc, I suppose.
- MUSCOVITE 2) One of the online dictionaries say a soldier's accoutrements are usually neither clothes nor weapons.
- What does "accoutrements" mean then?
- backpack and its contents, trenching tool, etc, I suppose.
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MUSCOVITE2) One of the online dictionaries say a soldier's accoutrements are usually neither clothes nor weapons. What does "accoutrements" mean then?backpack and its contents, trenching tool, etc, I suppose.
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