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Meanings of access in English
Synonyms
Examples for "admission"
Examples for "admission"
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Students apply for admission to agriculture and take a common first year.
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There was, of course, no admission that any change had taken place.
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Gift aid your ticket and you get free admission for a year.
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Interpretation: Most NICU deaths occurred within the first few days after admission.
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The market admission will take place on May 10, the bookrunner said.
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A fair election is seen as crucial for Montenegro's EU accession process.
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Trial registration: Raw data are available at ArrayExpress under accession number E-MEXP-2460.
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Following the accession in May, the EU shall have 20 official languages.
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All countries have to agree before approval is given for accession talks.
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EU leaders this morning meet leaders of 13 accession states and Switzerland.
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A couple of dozen happy mortals have gained admittance in the rush.
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At a door in the upper passage an officer denied them admittance.
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He finds the gates locked, and may clamour for admittance in vain.
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Laura was again sent to tell me; and was again denied admittance.
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He must obtain admittance to the convivial table and the domestic hearth.
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Arrange the entree on this, and pour the sauce around the base.
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Right now, each entree comes with soup or salad and two sides.
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On show will be an entree which is complicated by any standard.
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It is raw and the best entree I eat on the island.
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There were frequently from ten to twelve persons at this first entree.
A code (a series of characters or digits) that must be entered in some way (typed or dialed or spoken) to get the use of something (a telephone line or a computer or a local area network etc.)
See moreUsage of access in English
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Without question, knowledge is power; but access to information is also important.
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The acquisition will also ensure new and enhanced market access across Europe.
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This law change would widen access to cannabis use for health reasons.
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However, most market participants are able to access open-outcry trading, Duffy said.
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The central fisheries issue involved concerned freedom of access and traditional rights.
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Credit has become particularly difficult to access in recent weeks, they said.
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This problem needs to be tackled by helping young people access testing.
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Let's just hope it is only the access issue that's the problem.
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Jonsson said Saab expected to be given access to the state funds.
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Today, his access to the sea restricted by Israel, he employs four.
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I was also able to access images and documents without any problem.
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Its WalesOnline and Daily Post sites will continue to offer free access.
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Easy access and higher interest rates were in second and third place.
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Question 4: The country of Pakistan blocked access to Facebook this week.
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Historically the problem was simply access: women weren't permitted into certain fields.
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She said many of those families access food banks and other services.
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Translations for access
Russian
Access through the time
Access across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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