英単語辞書 | 単語の意味、定義、例文
able to be tolerated or agreed upon
"His excuse was not acceptable to the teacher."
the action of receiving or agreeing to something
"Her acceptance of the offer was a surprise."
Generally believed or recognized to be valid or correct.
"The accepted terms were discussed in detail."
the ability to enter or use something; to reach or use something
"Students have free access to the library."
Accessibility or availability, easy availability of any place or service.
"Improved accessibility helps people with disabilities."
easy to reach, use, or understand
"The museum is easily accessible by public transport."
the attainment of a position of rank or power, especially a monarch or president; the formal acceptance of an agreement or treaty
"The king's accession to the throne was celebrated with great ceremony."
a thing which can be added to something else to make it more useful, versatile, or attractive; a person who assists in committing a crime
"She bought some stylish accessories for her new phone."
An unexpected and unplanned event, often resulting in damage or injury.
"He was injured in a car accident last night."
happening by chance, unintentionally
"The fire was caused by an accidental spark."
happening by chance or unexpectedly
"He accidentally dropped the glass."
to praise enthusiastically and publicly
"The audience acclaimed the actor for his outstanding performance."
to adapt or adjust to a new climate, environment, or situation
"It took him a few weeks to acclimate to the new city."
The process of adapting to a new environment or condition.
"The hikers needed time for acclimatization to high altitudes."
An upward slope or incline on the ground.
"The hikers struggled as they climbed the steep acclivity."
An award, honor, or expression of praise.
"She received an accolade for her outstanding performance."
To provide lodging, space, or meet the needs of someone.
"The hotel can accommodate up to 200 guests."
a place to stay or live, especially for a short period
"We found affordable accommodation near the beach."
Lodging; room and board; places to stay.
"The students had proper accommodations."
Something that goes together with or complements another thing, often music or food.
"The dish was served with a spicy sauce as an accompaniment."
A person who plays a musical instrument to support a singer or another musician.
"The pianist served as the accompanist for the singer during the concert."
to go somewhere with someone as a companion or escort
"She asked her friend to accompany her to the concert."
a person who helps another commit a crime
"The thief was arrested along with his accomplice."
to achieve or complete successfully
"She managed to accomplish all her goals for the year."
something achieved successfully after effort
"Graduating from college was her greatest accomplishment."
agreement or harmony; to grant or give recognition
"The two nations signed a peace accord."
agreement or harmony with something; compliance with rules, laws, or wishes
"The policy was implemented in accordance with international law."
As stated by or in agreement with.
"According to the report, sales increased last quarter."
in a way that is suitable or appropriate for the situation
"She was informed about the changes and acted accordingly."
a musical instrument played by squeezing and expanding with keys and buttons
"The musician played a cheerful tune on the accordion."
to approach and speak to someone boldly or aggressively
"The reporter was accosted by protesters outside the courthouse."
the fact of being responsible for something
"The manager's accountability for the project was clear from the start."
responsible for actions or decisions
"The manager is accountable for the team's performance."
a person whose job is to keep or check financial accounts
"The accountant prepared the financial reports for the company."
the process or work of keeping financial accounts
"The accounting department manages all the company's financial transactions."
to equip or outfit, typically with military or ceremonial attire
"The soldiers were accoutered in full battle gear."
to dress or equip, especially in something impressive or elaborate
"The knight was accoutred in shining armor."
to officially recognize, authorize, or approve someone or something
"The university is accredited by the national education board."
The action or process of officially recognizing someone or something as having a particular status or being qualified to perform a particular activity.
"Accreditation ensures institutional credibility."
to grow or increase gradually by accumulation or addition
"Dust particles accrete over time to form larger celestial bodies."
the process of growth or increase by gradual accumulation
"The accretion of wealth took many years."
to accumulate or receive over time, especially payments or benefits
"Interest will accrue on the savings account monthly."
to gather or collect things gradually over time
"She managed to accumulate a small fortune through wise investments."
the process of gradually increasing or gathering something
"The accumulation of wealth over time requires careful planning."
the quality or state of being correct or precise
"The accuracy of the report was confirmed by experts."
Free from errors; correct and precise.
"The information provided in the report was accurate."
in a way that is correct, precise, and free from errors
"The data was collected accurately and analyzed thoroughly."
Doomed, detestable, or under a curse.
"The villagers avoided the accursed house on the hill."
A statement that someone has done something wrong or illegal.
"She made an accusation of theft against her colleague."
