accessible
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definition
adjective
the town is accessible by bus
(of a place) able to be reached or entered.
he is more accessible than most tycoons
(of a person, typically one in a position of authority or importance) friendly and easy to talk to; approachable.
translation of 'accessible '
adjective
قابل رسائی
example
I think of myself as a very friendly, easy, 'accessible' guy, but I seem to intimidate people, or at least the fact of who I am intimidates people.
He's friendly and 'accessible' .… and he's pushing me to write a review of a French academic work for a major journal.
Coun Hilary Cripps said the toilets at Chantry Lane were not 'accessible' to wheelchair users and if the town hall toilets closed, it would leave just George Lane toilets for the disabled.
She also comments that there are no laws in Lebanon ensuring that public areas are 'accessible' to disabled people.
Mayo County librarian, Austin Vaughan, told the Western People that the mobile library is currently being upgraded to become wheelchair 'accessible' .
He interjects a tiny bit of singing into his standard toasting, which certainly makes things more 'accessible' if you can't understand what he is saying.
It is 'accessible' for visitors using wheelchairs and there is limited disabled parking.
He said that it would not be possible to make the main entrance wheelchair 'accessible' but that the council would try to widen some of the paths.
The main entrance has been made wheelchair 'accessible' and much improved.
A lot of housing estates are not 'accessible' by car so I can get to places they can't.
If Millfield Park is not 'accessible' by public transport, persuade someone to take you there.
The graveyard is only 'accessible' by sea, so sailors from the Type 22 warship hopped in a boat provided by the British Embassy in the Omani capital, Muscat, to reach the cove.
Most sites and programs in the park are 'accessible' to persons with disabilities.
The result is a complex, overlapping set of rules which is most undesirable in the sphere of consumer protection where remedies should be 'accessible' and understandable.
Several key buildings in Waterford, including churches, are still not recognising the needs of disabled people because they're not wheelchair 'accessible' .
Store the information on your computer, but also make a hard copy that is easily 'accessible' to your family.
Everything is easily 'accessible' to the customer, who is left free to browse until assistance is needed.
Third, he made it all 'accessible' to the intelligent layman in simple, lucid English.
Almost the entire venue, including all stages and podiums, was wheelchair 'accessible' .
Not only is online information easily 'accessible' to employees, it frees human resources staff to deal with non-routine issues.
The city centre is easily 'accessible' by bus or on foot.
The location is 'accessible' by car and motorcycle, but to get to the crater itself you have to walk another three kilometers along a path.
Should she return to work before then, it is likely that some adjustments would have to be made at the courts to make them more 'accessible' for wheelchair users.
Two, in doing this, try to identify a mentor to whom you can speak about your feelings, primarily a friend that is 'accessible' .
Nor were schools easily 'accessible' to the larger majority of Sicilians; only the wealthy were able to take advantage of the limited opportunities.
She complained that the steps up to the health centre were not 'accessible' to anyone in a wheelchair or with a pram and called for structural improvements to be carried out on the centre urgently.
Ever since signing with Nike, the 125-year-old club's merchandise bas been easily 'accessible' to American soccer fans.
‘It's important for me that I am 'accessible' and approachable, it doesn't matter what level or who the participants are,’ said Cattermole.
For all his commitment to the faith and practice of the church, Childs has not written a commentary easily 'accessible' to those working in the church.
Not necessarily 'accessible' , but approachable, you know?
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