access
/ˈæksɛs/
verb
- To obtain, retrieve, or make use of something, especially data or information.
- Students can access the online course materials 24 hours a day.
- The technician accessed the server to fix the error.
- You can access your email from any computer.
- To reach or enter a place or system.
- The keycard allows employees to access the building after hours.
- The hacker tried to access the company's private network.
- Hikers can access the trailhead from the main road.
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noun
- The ability, right, or permission to enter, use, or approach something.
- Students have free access to the library's online resources.
- The building has wheelchair access through a side ramp.
- She was denied access to the private meeting.
- A way or means of entering or reaching a place.
- The back door offers easy access to the garden.
- A narrow dirt road provides access to the mountain cabin.
- The only access to the island is by boat.
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