level access UK
(BrE) /ˈlevəl ˈækses/
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Definition of level access - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

constructionTECH.UKstep-free way into a place that people with mobility issues can useTECH.UK
  • The new extension provides level access from the car park.
  • The renovated station now offers level access to all platforms.
  • Level access at the entrance made the museum more welcoming to wheelchair users.
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Expressions with level

level outv.
make something even or stable
She leveled out the uneven table.
level bestn.
the utmost effort one can make
She did her level best to finish the project.
level downv.
reduce to a lower level or status
The manager decided to level down the team's responsibilities.
level offv.
stop increasing or decreasing and become stable
The plane will level off at 30,000 feet.
do one's level bestv.
make the greatest possible effort
She will do her level best to finish the project on time.
keep a level headv.
stay calm and think clearly in stressful situations
She can keep a level head during emergencies.

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 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.
access cardn.
plastic card used to open locked areas or use protected services
Employees swipe an access card to enter the main office.

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read-writen.
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access level that lets a user both view and change data
top securityadj.
security
giving the highest level of protection against attack or unauthorized access

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  1. French:accès de plain-pied, ...
  2. German:barrierefreier Zugang, ...
  3. Italian:accesso a raso, ...
  4. Spanish:acceso a nivel, ...
  5. Portuguese:acesso nivelado, ...
  6. Chinese:无障碍通道, ...
  7. Japanese:段差のない出入口, ...
  8. Arabic:دُخُول مُسْتَوٍ, ...
  9. Hebrew:גִּישָׁה בְּמִפְלָס אָחִיד, ...
  10. Russian:безбарьерный доступ, ...
  11. Ukrainian:безбарʼєрний доступ, ...
  12. Hindi:समतल प्रवेश, ...
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