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access ['ækses]1 noun(a) (means of entry) entrée f, ouverture f; (means of approach) accès m, abord m; Law droit m de passage;∎ there is easy access to the beach on accède facilement à la plage;∎ the kitchen gives access to the garage la cuisine donne accès au garage;∎ how did the thieves gain access? comment les voleurs se sont-ils introduits?;∎ access only (sign) sauf riverains (et livreurs)(b) (right to contact, use) accès m;∎ to have access to sb/sth avoir accès auprès de qn/à qch;∎ I have access to confidential files j'ai accès à des dossiers confidentiels;∎ he has direct access to the minister il a ses entrées auprès du ministre;∎ Law the father has access to the children at weekends le père a droit de visite le week-end pour voir ses enfants∎ in an access of despair dans un accès de désespoir∎ to have access to a file avoir accès à un fichier;∎ up to 56K access accès m jusqu'à 56K;∎ access denied (DOS message) accès refuséTransport (port, route) d'accèsaccéder à►► Computing access authorization code code m d'autorisation d'accès;Television access broadcasting télévision f ouverte;Television access channel canal m d'accès;Computing access code code m d'accès;Computing access level (in network) niveau m d'accès;Computing access privileges droits mpl d'accès;Computing access provider fournisseur m d'accès;access ramp bretelle f d'accès;Law access rights (to child) droits mpl de visite;Computing access speed vitesse f d'accès;Television access television télévision f ouverte;Computing access time temps m d'accès -
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['ækses]1) (way or right of approach or entry: We gained access to the house through a window.) accès2) (way or right to meet (someone) or use (something): Senior students have access to the library at weekends.) accès•- accessible - accessibility
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