access level

US: /ˈæksɛs ˌlɛvəl/

Definition

Definition of access level - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

authorization

TECH.

degree of permission a person or system has to use resources

TECH.

Only managers have the access level required to edit these records.
Your access level does not allow installation of new software.
We audited every user’s access level during the security review.

impassable

insurmountable

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Expressions with access

have access to

be able to use or reach something

Only students have access to the library computers.

instant access

ability to reach or use something immediately without waiting

The subscription includes instant access to all premium articles.

wheelchair access

ability for people using wheelchairs to enter and use a place

The museum now offers wheelchair access to all exhibition floors.

access code

sequence of characters for secure service entry

Enter your access code to unlock the phone.

access road

road providing access to a specific place

The access road connects the village to the main street.

direct access

ability to reach something without intermediaries

The manager has direct access to the CEO.

Expressions with level

level out

make something even or stable

She leveled out the uneven table.

level best

the utmost effort one can make

She did her level best to finish the project.

level down

reduce to a lower level or status

The manager decided to level down the team's responsibilities.

level off

stop increasing or decreasing and become stable

The plane will level off at 30,000 feet.

do one's level best

make the greatest possible effort

She will do her level best to finish the project on time.

keep a level head

stay calm and think clearly in stressful situations

She can keep a level head during emergencies.

level playing field

situation where everyone has the same chance to succeed

We want a level playing field for all businesses.

level the score

make the scores equal in a game or match

The team scored to level the score in the final minute.

level to the ground

destroy completely until flat with the ground

The old building was leveled to the ground.

level up

improve to match a higher standard

She decided to level up her skills for the job.

Terms with access level included in their meaning

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read-write

computer permissions

access level that lets a user both view and change data

top security

adj.

security

giving the highest level of protection against attack or unauthorized access

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French:niveau d'accès, ...
German:Zugriffsberechtigung, ...
Italian:livello di accesso, ...
Spanish:nivel de acceso, ...
Portuguese:nível de acesso, ...
Chinese:访问级别, ...
Japanese:アクセスレベル, ...
Arabic:مُستَوَى الوُصولِ, ...
Hebrew:רַמַּת גִּישָׁה, ...
Russian:уровень доступа, ...
Ukrainian:рівень доступу, ...
Hindi:पहुंच स्तर, ...
Bengali:অ্যাক্সেস স্তর, ...
Catalan:nivell d'accés, ...
Czech:úroveň přístupu, ...
Danish:adgangsniveau, ...
Dutch:toegangsniveau, ...
Greek:επίπεδο πρόσβασης, ...
Hungarian:hozzáférési szint, ...
Khmer:កម្រិតសិទ្ធិចូលប្រើ, ...
Korean:접근 권한 수준, ...
Persian:سطح دسترسی, ...
Polish:poziom dostępu, ...
Portuguese (BR):nível de acesso, ...
Romanian:nivel de acces, ...
Swedish:behörighetsnivå, ...
Thai:ระดับการเข้าถึง, ...
Turkish:erişim düzeyi, ...
Vietnamese:mức truy cập, ...

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