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A n1 ( means of entry) accès m ; pedestrian/wheelchair access accès pour les piétons/fauteuils roulants ; access to the centre is from the street l'accès au centre se fait par la rue ; to gain access to sth accéder à qch ; ‘No access’ ( on signs) ‘accès interdit’ ;2 (ability to obtain, use) accès m (to à) ; to have access to information/education/a database avoir accès à des informations/l'éducation/une base de données ; open access libre accès ;3 Jur ( right to visit) right of access droit m de visite ; to have access (to one's children) avoir un droit de visite (auprès de ses enfants) ; to grant/deny access accorder/refuser le droit de visite ; right of access to prisoners le droit de visiter les prisonniers ;4 Comput accès m (to à) ;B modif1 ( entry) [control, door, mode, point] d'accès ;2 ( visiting) [rights] de visite.
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