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ancillary
UK
/ˈæn.sɪ.lər.i/
US
/ænˈsɪl.ɛr.i/
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ancillary
noun
ancillaries
pl
UK
/ænˈsɪləri/
US
/ˈænsəˌleri/
вспомогательное средство
The new software serves as an ancillary to the main program.
Новое программное обеспечение служит вспомогательным средством к основной программе.
дополнение
The guidebook is an ancillary to the travel experience.
Путеводитель является дополнением к путешествию.
поддержка
The ancillary provided by the team was crucial for the project's success.
Поддержка, оказанная командой, была решающей для успеха проекта.
Additional translations
помощник
сопутствующий элемент
второстепенный элемент
Synonyms
auxiliary
assistant
aide
adjunct
attendant
subordinate
helper
accessory
appendage
support
subsidiary
auxiliary staff
supporting role
ancillary
adjective
more ancillary
Comp.
most ancillary
Super.
UK
/ˈæn.sɪ.lər.i/
US
/ænˈsɪl.ɛr.i/
вспомогательный
The ancillary staff provided crucial support during the event.
Вспомогательный персонал оказал важную поддержку во время мероприятия.
Additional translations
дополнительный
поддерживающий
второстепенный
Synonyms
auxiliary
subordinate
supplementary
additional
accessory
supporting
Definitions
ancillary
noun
A person whose work provides necessary support to the primary activities of an organization, institution, or industry.
The hospital relies on a large number of ancillary staff to ensure smooth operations.
Something that serves as an aid or accessory to a main function or activity.
The new software comes with several ancillaries to enhance its functionality.
ancillary
adjective
Providing necessary support to the primary activities or operation of an organization, institution, industry, or system.
The company hired ancillary staff to assist with the increased workload during the holiday season.
Subordinate or supplementary.
The ancillary details in the report helped clarify the main findings.
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