access
ઍક્સેસ
definition
verb
single rooms have private baths accessed via the balcony
approach or enter (a place).
The lack of protection means that e-mails and sensitive computer files can be accessed by hackers using little more than a laptop and an antenna.
obtain, examine, or retrieve (data or a file).
noun
the staircase gives access to the top floor
a means of approaching or entering a place.
I was suddenly overcome with an access of rage
an attack or outburst of an emotion.
translation of 'access'
પ્રવેશ-માર્ગ,
પ્રવેશ-હક,
વૃદ્ધિ,
પ્રવેશ-રસ્તો
noun
માર્ગ,
પ્રવેશ
example
If the Linux machine can 'access' the remote files, all archiving is done with the zip command.
Two side entrances provide 'access' to the back garden - one has double timber doors which lead to a carport.
They have 'access' to health and life insurance through their employers, or at their own expense.
It is not a policy issue as to whether people should have access to water or not, people are naturally entitled to have 'access' .
It's right and proper that teachers have 'access' to the full process of judicial review, which by its thorough nature, will take time.
That is the debate over whether illegal aliens should have 'access' to health care and other benefits.
I was suddenly overcome with an 'access' of rage
Each new shop with two levels will have an elevator, while there will be wheelchair 'access' to the 14-screen cinema.
the bypass will greatly improve road 'access'
You may say u2018but they have a right to use these roads to 'access' their fieldsu2019.
As well as the Tree House, there is full wheelchair 'access' to the garden, shop, garden cafu00e9 and toilets.
I can't 'access' the server
Either a solution has presented itself or I've had an 'access' of strength and energy which has been enough to get me through.
Hishamudin ruled that their detention was unlawful and done in bad faith as they were denied 'access' to family members and lawyers.
I have several people using this computer and would like to know how to 'access' chat files.
Ms. Stewart did not have her speech limited nor were students denied 'access' to her as you suggest.
Operators have 'access' to a wide range of information and experts within Defence.
She used the wheelchair 'access' to bring a buggy onto the strand but needed someone to physically lift the buggy onto the beach.
He said across the country as few as one per cent of all those who could benefit from such care have 'access' to it.
A side gate provides vehicular 'access' to the west facing back garden which is paved and gravelled for easy maintenance.
More than 70 tonnes of waste and spoil were taken from the site to achieve the levels required for wheelchair 'access' to all parts of the garden.
And in the afternoon, we saw a man who had strangled his girlfriend in her parents' house, also in an 'access' of jealousy.
For example, today you can 'access' Microsoft file servers with a Samba client.
she's seeking 'access' to her children
If the common people have 'access' to those technologies, do you know what they will do?
But the report dismisses claims that Leeds is swamped by asylum seekers who have 'access' to a wide range of benefits.
Women have the right to divorce, inherit property, conduct business and have 'access' to knowledge.
Officers on the Operation Delta squad have 'access' to the latest computer technology to hunt for burglars.
Arising out of this Hernon was denied 'access' to his daughter for three years.
The forum will be aired on local public 'access' television prior to Election Day.
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