l'
/ak.sɛ/
Translation
access
Word origin
From Latin accessus ('an approach, a coming to'), from accedere ('to approach'), from ad ('to') plus cedere ('to go, to yield'). English 'access' and 'accede' share the root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- accessus
- English cognates
- access, accede
Grammar
Examples
L' au au .
Access to the building is reserved for staff.
.
We finally have faster Internet access.
Cette tous .
This card gives access to all the city's museums.
L' .
Access to the beach is forbidden after sunset.
au .
Both entrances to the car park are closed this evening.
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