el
masculine
/akˈθe.so/
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Translation
access
Word origin
From Latin accessus ('an approach, entry'), the past participle of accedere ('to approach'), from ad- ('to') and cedere ('to go, yield'). The same root gives English access and accede.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- accessus
- English cognates
- access, accede
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralaccesos
Examples
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I do not have access to that part of the building.
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Access to the park is free for everyone.
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You need a key for the main entrance.
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The ways into the city were closed.
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Internet access is very slow here.
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