equal access
UK (alt): /ˌiːkwəl ˈækses/
Definition

Definition of equal access - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

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  • Ramps and captions help ensure equal access for all visitors.
  • The policy aims to guarantee equal access to healthcare for all citizens.
  • They campaigned for equal access to digital learning resources in rural schools.
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Expressions with equal

equal footingn.
condition of parity, with matching status and chances for all
The new policy put small firms on equal footing with large rivals.
without equaladj.
having no match in quality or ability
Her talent is without equal in the music industry.
more equaladj.
having more privileges despite claimed equality
In the club, senior members are more equal than new ones.
all things being equalexp.
if everything else stays the same
All things being equal, we should arrive by noon.
have no equalv.
be unmatched in quality or ability
Her talent in painting has no equal.
on an equal footingadj.
having the same status or opportunities
The teams are on an equal footing for the finals.

Expressions with access

have access tov.
be able to use or reach something
Only students have access to the library computers.
instant accessn.
ability to reach or use something immediately without waiting
The subscription includes instant access to all premium articles.
wheelchair accessn.
ability for people using wheelchairs to enter and use a place
The museum now offers wheelchair access to all exhibition floors.
access onlyadj.
restricted to authorized people or specified purposes
The sign says no thru traffic beyond this point.
access coden.
sequence of characters for secure service entry
Enter your access code to unlock the phone.
access roadn.
road providing access to a specific place
The access road connects the village to the main street.
direct accessn.
ability to reach something without intermediaries
The manager has direct access to the CEO.
public accessn.
ability for the general public to use or enter
The park provides public access to the lake.
public access televisionn.
television service where community members create and share programs
Public access television lets anyone make and show their own programs.
restricted accessadj.
limited to certain people or conditions, not freely open to everyone
This is a restricted access area for staff members only.

Terms related to equal access

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Terms with equal access included in their meaning

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social justicen.
public policy
equal access and protection for everyone, especially disadvantaged groups
perfect marketn.
business
market with many buyers, sellers, and equal access to information

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  1. French:égalité d'accès, ...
  2. German:Platzhalter für einen noch zu definierenden Begriff, ...
  3. Italian:parità di accesso, ...
  4. Spanish:definición temporal, ...
  5. Portuguese:igualdade de acesso, ...
  6. Chinese:平等获取, ...
  7. Japanese:平等なアクセス, ...
  8. Arabic:مُسَاوَاة فِي الحُصُول, ...
  9. Hebrew:גִּישָׁה שָׁוָה, ...
  10. Russian:равный доступ, ...
  11. Ukrainian:рівний доступ, ...
  12. Hindi:समान पहुँच, ...

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