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приод, влез, аудиенција, пристап* * *n.1. пристап; увид; he had access to top-secret documents имаше пристап до државните тајни, државните тајни му беа достапни ;2. приод; access to a stadium приод кон стадионот ;3. излез, излегување; to gain access to world markets излегување на светскиот пазар; access to the sea излегување на море ;4. (право на) користење; the children have access to the library every day децата можат да ја користат библиотеката секој ден ;5. располагање; to have access to information располагање со податоци ;7. настап, нападadj. access of rage настап на гнева; влез, приод, аудиенција, пристапn. пристап;2. приод, влез, пристап;3. настап, напад (на болест, гнев);4. приближување; пристап; компј. пристап(ување) можност за читање, запишување или друг начин на користење на податоци запишани на надворешни или внатрешни носители на информации во компјутерскиот систем.; компј. пристапува Операциj -
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