I. access [ˈækses] N no pl
1. access:
access N
- parallel access COMPUT
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access authorization N COMPUT
- access authorization
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access order N LAW
rope access technician N
- rope access technician
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A bigger parking area and new access road was opened together with the new terminal.
en.wikipedia.org This property would have added park land and more importantly yielded the needed pathway for an access road for the public.
en.wikipedia.org There was talk of building townhouses with garages and an access road on the much-loved gardens.
en.wikipedia.org A new access road is part of the plans for the cleanup.
en.wikipedia.org Just inside the gate, the access road passes between two long one-story buildings with 8-arch arcades facing the traffic.
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