access (noun)
11access broadcasting — access broadcasting, access television, etc noun Radio and television programmes put out independently by groups of people, not professionally involved in broadcasting, who want to bring their points of view to public notice • • • Main Entry:… …
12access eye — noun (building) A plug provided in soil, waste and drain pipes that can be unscrewed for easy access to a blockage • • • Main Entry: ↑access …
13access number — UK US noun [countable] [singular access number plural access numbers] computing the telephone number that is used to connect to an internet service provider …
14access profile — UK US noun [countable] [singular access profile plural access profiles] business information kept on a computer that gives details about a user, for example their name, password , and the parts of the system they are allowed to use …
15access provider — UK US noun [countable] [singular access provider plural access providers] computing a company that provides a connection to the Internet Thesaurus: people who use or operate the internet …
16access point — UK US noun [C] IT, COMMUNICATIONS ► a piece of computer equipment that allows computers to be connected together without wires to share information: »Wireless networks need an access point, or base station a node that funnels data to and from the …
17access — noun 1》 the means or opportunity to approach or enter a place. ↘the right or opportunity to use something or see someone: do you have access to a computer? 2》 retrieval of information stored in a computer s memory. 3》 literary an outburst of… …
18access — noun 1) the building has a side access Syn: entrance, entry, approach, path, drive, way in 2) they were denied access to the stadium Syn: admission, admittance, entry …
19access specifier — noun A keyword applied to a variable, method, etc. that indicates which other parts of the program are permitted to access it …
20access control list — noun A security scheme for file level security (as opposed to traditional user, group levels, or the somewhat stricter role levels.) Abbreviated ACL. The hackers broke through the B security model, so no more role level security; all critical… …
