access in English

noun

1

a means of approaching or entering a place.

the staircase gives access to the top floor

synonyms: entrance, entry, way in, means of entry, approach, means of approach

2

an attack or outburst of an emotion.

I was suddenly overcome with an access of rage

verb

1

approach or enter (a place).

single rooms have private baths accessed via the balcony

synonyms: enter, approach, gain entry to, gain access to

2

obtain, examine, or retrieve (data or a file).

The lack of protection means that e-mails and sensitive computer files can be accessed by hackers using little more than a laptop and an antenna.

synonyms: retrieve, gain access to, obtain, read

noun

entrance, entry, way in, means of entry, approach, means of approach
admission, admittance, entry, entrée, ingress, right of entry
(the) use of, permission to use/visit
entree, accession, admission, admittance
approach
access code

verb

retrieve, enter, get at
retrieve, gain access to, obtain, read
enter, approach, gain entry to, gain access to
get at

Use "access" in a sentence

1. Access Delay .- -I _ Access ACcesS Col/ReVDis Access Misuse Delay

2. Access synonyms, Access pronunciation, Access translation, English dictionary definition of Access

3. User access method, access service router, and user access system

4. Access management device, access management method, and access management system

5. Basic access infrastructure: access roads, small bridges/footbridges and access trails (34.08%);

6. Open Access vs Equitable Access Appropriate economic models for open access are crucial

7. Cable networks: duct access and bitstream access.

8. Access time values are measured only on access attempts that result in successful access.

9. Access control arrangement and method for access control

10. — Cable networks: duct access and bit-stream access.

11. Frequency division multiple access (FDMA) is a channel access method used in multiple-access protocol.

12. limiting access to a single, controlled, access point

13. Terminal switching method, access controller and access point

14. Access point-based control of access control list

15. Empowerment Develop the environment industry Access to strategic information, access to networks, access to funding

16. Data Studio provides 2 types of data access control: owner's credentials access and viewer's credentials access.

17. Faster access, such as random access, is not feasible.

18. In this context, access means any access at all.

19. Dynamic random access memory and random access memory cards

20. Passive network infrastructure: duct access, access to dark fibre and/or unbundled access to the local loop.

21. For cable networks: duct access and bit-stream access.

22. .1 limiting access to a single, controlled, access point;

23. Electronic access control systems, lockings, wireless access control systems

24. Broadband wireless access based on code division parallel access

25. The access information may also include an access level which indicates the user's access or privilege level.

26. Moreover, the multiple simultaneous access bearers include both circuit switched access bearers and packet switched access bearers.

27. Menu access

28. Access control

29. Access code.

30. Access charges

31. Access Rights

32. Access panels

33. Address access

34. Access tunnels?

35. Document Types: Access requests, Access to Information Act, Privacy Act.

36. Network access method, interface device, and mobile network access device

37. Access was a key, but access alone was not sufficient.

38. (ba) duct access enabling installation of access and backhaul networks;

39. Communication system, access control setting device, and access control program

40. — Passive network infrastructure: duct access, access to dark fibre and/or unbundled access to the local loop.

41. Access code

42. Access tunnel

43. Menu access ...

44. Access Control

45. Access Permissions

46. open access

47. FTTC networks: duct access, sub-loop unbundling and bitstream access.

48. Electric/electronic apparatus for monitoring and control of access, for access control equipment, in particular automatic access locks

49. A system for controlling access and recording who has been allowed or denied access to controlled access areas.

50. Providing access to and leasing access time from computer databases