"access" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

access rzeczownik

rzeczownik + access

Kolokacji: 68

Internet access • WHEELCHAIR ACCESS • road access • subscription access • Web access • market access • Public access • ...

access + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 68

access road • access code • Access Hollywood • access point • access route • access control • access memory • access panel • ...

access + czasownik

Kolokacji: 16

Access requires • access makes • access allows • access provides • Access denies • ...

czasownik + access

Kolokacji: 96

provide access • gain access • allow access • deny access • limit access • block access • grant access • restrict access • ...

Kolokacji: 48

Grup znaczeniowych: 16

Kolokacji: 8

(2) gain, obtain, get, receive, buy, ...

Kolokacji: 12

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 5

1. deny access = odmówić prawa dostępu deny access

2. include access = obejmuj dostęp include access

3. refuse access = dostęp odpadów refuse access

4. retain access = zachowaj dostęp retain access

5. consider access = rozważ dostęp consider access

The majority considered access to be insufficient justification for limiting speech rights.
JRS considers access to education a human right and a means to building peace and development.
Many traditional media such as certain newspapers, television, and radio broadcasts could be considered "open access".
Businesses today consider access to broadband in deciding where to locate and expand.
You should consider safety, security, access for deliveries and repairs, and maintenance needs when deciding where to locate your oil storage containers.
A strategy with defined selection priorities for digitization is critical, and should consider both preservation and access.
"Consider the detailed familiarity and access to robot equipment required to stage this attack," Donald replied.
Another example is to consider access to a lock box in a bank.
"We're telling local law enforcement that we consider access to be something important," Mr. Boczar said.
I support and encourage him to further consider the proposals about service levels and access for disabled people.