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Перевод: access

[существительное]
доступ ; подход ; проход ; приступ ; припадок ; добавление; прирост ; выборка ;
[глагол]
иметь доступ; обращаться

Тезаурус:

1. this would provide an ideal opportunity to examine in detail ways of increasing access to white water for canoeists as part of our wide-ranging intention to increase access to all aspects of our countryside.
2. Access cards for access to higher education will not work.
3. Even the main Arab towns, like Nablus and al Bira-Ramallah, were bypassed by these highways, which provided ready and quick access between the coastal plain and the new settlements high in the West Bank hills.
4. See entries 2(3) (7) (17) for items dealing with public access, or lack of it, to the countryside; 2.1(3) on the Colne Valley Regional Park; and 4.2(14) (34) (40) on the recreational use of mineral working sites.
5. Alliance Leicester's Instant Access Account has a gross CAR of 7.2%, Bristol West Select (balance 2,000-9,999) 7.8%, Halifax Premier Xtra (minimum balance 10,000) 8.8% and National Provincial Option (minimum balance 5,000) 7.85%.
6. When a bureau is about to be sited, a great deal of consideration is given to the needs of the disabled, although statistics for the West Midlands showed that full access is still not always easy to achieve.
7. In fact, the "mode of access" argument is ambiguous.
8. It said it would support British Telecom's request "once ATT has the same practical access to the UK market as that currently sought by BT North America in the US," and has filed comments urging the US to deny British Telecom's request until US carriers have comparable access to the UK market.
9. To access any of these services, please telephone us on
10. Demaine thinks that LOGO holds the promise of giving children access to advanced concepts at a far earlier stage than Piaget would have thought possible.
11. "I'll set up the film units on all access points to Finland."
12. It has direct access to the sea, three swimming pools and a night club situated in a separate building in the gardens of the hotel.
13. In situations of this kind provisions governing access and format may exert powerful constraints on the use that can be made of these data.