access
US /ˈæk.ses/
UK /ˈæk.ses/
1.
the means or opportunity to approach or enter a place
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The only access to the building was through a back alley.
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Students have access to the library until 10 PM.
2.
the right or opportunity to use or benefit from something
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Everyone should have equal access to education.
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The new policy aims to improve public access to healthcare.
1.
obtain or retrieve (computer data or a file)
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You can access your files from any computer with an internet connection.
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The system allows users to access their accounts securely.
2.
approach or enter (a place)
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Only authorized personnel can access the restricted area.
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The path allows you to access the beach directly.