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41Access — ● ►en np. m. ►BASDON SGBDR de Microsoft, fourni avec Office dans sa version pro, basé sur le moteur Jet et qui stocke toutes les données dans un seul fichier. Des bugs stupéfiants y ont été découverts, en particulier pendant l été 1998: Access… …
42access — When visitors or ambassadors are granted an audience with the pope or a president, a trusted member of the staff shows them the way and the required etiquette and thus facilitates access to the presence. So it is by Christ (and ‘by faith’, NRSV… …
43Access — Ac|cess [ ɛksɛs] der; , es [...siz] <aus engl. access »Zutritt, Zugang«, dies über gleichbed. mittelfr. access aus lat. accessus, Part. Perf. von accedere »hinzukommen«> Zugriff, Zugriffsmöglichkeit auf Daten, die in einem Speicher abgelegt …
44access — (verb) This is when someone is using a BBS with their computer. My boss was accessing a BBS bulletin board when he was interrupted by the doorbell. (noun) Refers to an intangible amount (usually represented by a security level or flags) that… …
45access — 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… …
46access — 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 …
47access — / ækses/ noun ♦ to have access to something to be able to obtain or reach something ● She has access to large amounts of venture capital. ■ verb to call up data which is stored in a computer ● She accessed the address file on the computer …
48access — 1) the means by which a person enters a water body, usually with a boat 2) access right …
49access — See privileged access …
50access — Synonyms and related words: Jacksonian epilepsy, Rasputin, Rolandic epilepsy, Svengali, VIP, abdominal epilepsy, accessibility, accession, accretion, accrual, accruement, accumulation, acquired epilepsy, activated epilepsy, addition, adit,… …
