英语词汇access的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

access AC /ˈækses/ noun the ability to enter a place, get information or other things, or talk to someoneverbshave access Everyone needs to have access to clean drinking water.gain/get access The thieves used a ladder to gain access to the back of the house.give/offer (sb) access I was given access to secret files.provide (sb with) access They want to provide access to the internet for everyone.allow/grant sb access The men should have been allowed access to a lawyer.deny/refuse sb access His family have been denied access to him in jail.improve access The college needs to improve access for disabled students.limit/restrict access The authorities are trying to restrict access to websites which show these images.need access The farmer needs access to the river for irrigation.adjectivesimmediate/quick/instant access The card gives you instant access to up to $10,000.direct access Patients should have direct access to their medical records.easy access The new road gives easy access to the city centre.free access There is free access to the museum.unlimited/unrestricted/open access The ticket gives you unlimited access to the palace.good access The airport has good access by public transport and there are buses every 10 minutes.greater/better access People want greater access to the politicians they have elected.full access I was given full access to all the documents about the case.equal access All groups in society should have equal access to cancer care.universal access (=access for everyone) The basic principle of the National Health Service was universal access to health care.poor access Poor access to credit was one cause of business failure.limited/restricted access In some countries, women have limited access to education.unauthorized access (=access which is not officially allowed) The lock code can be changed very simply to prevent unauthorized access.public access The company tried to restrict public access to this information.nouns + accessinternet/Web access More than 25 million homes in western Europe now have internet access (=they can use the internet).wheelchair/disabled access (=access for people using wheelchairs or disabled people) The cinema only has limited wheelchair access.access + nounsan access code You can only read the information if you key in the correct access code.an access road All the main access roads to the city are now blocked by snow.an access point The port is used as an access point to Europe for Chinese goods (=a point from which you can reach or get something).prepositionsaccess to sth Hotel guests have access to the swimming pool.phrasesfreedom of access American companies want greater freedom of access to Chinese markets for their goods.

词组	access
释义	access AC /ˈækses/ noun the ability to enter a place, get information or other things, or talk to someoneverbshave access Everyone needs to have access to clean drinking water.gain/get access The thieves used a ladder to gain access to the back of the house.give/offer (sb) access I was given access to secret files.provide (sb with) access They want to provide access to the internet for everyone.allow/grant sb access The men should have been allowed access to a lawyer.deny/refuse sb access His family have been denied access to him in jail.improve access The college needs to improve access for disabled students.limit/restrict access The authorities are trying to restrict access to websites which show these images.need access The farmer needs access to the river for irrigation.adjectivesimmediate/quick/instant access The card gives you instant access to up to $10,000.direct access Patients should have direct access to their medical records.easy access The new road gives easy access to the city centre.free access There is free access to the museum.unlimited/unrestricted/open access The ticket gives you unlimited access to the palace.good access The airport has good access by public transport and there are buses every 10 minutes.greater/better access People want greater access to the politicians they have elected.full access I was given full access to all the documents about the case.equal access All groups in society should have equal access to cancer care.universal access (=access for everyone) The basic principle of the National Health Service was universal access to health care.poor access Poor access to credit was one cause of business failure.limited/restricted access In some countries, women have limited access to education.unauthorized access (=access which is not officially allowed) The lock code can be changed very simply to prevent unauthorized access.public access The company tried to restrict public access to this information.nouns + accessinternet/Web access More than 25 million homes in western Europe now have internet access (=they can use the internet).wheelchair/disabled access (=access for people using wheelchairs or disabled people) The cinema only has limited wheelchair access.access + nounsan access code You can only read the information if you key in the correct access code.an access road All the main access roads to the city are now blocked by snow.an access point The port is used as an access point to Europe for Chinese goods (=a point from which you can reach or get something).prepositionsaccess to sth Hotel guests have access to the swimming pool.phrasesfreedom of access American companies want greater freedom of access to Chinese markets for their goods.
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