accessing

IPA/ˈæk.ses/
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accessing — verb

  • accessingpresent simple I / you / we / they
  • accessings3rd person singular
  • accessinging-ing form
  • accessingedpast simple

1. to succeed in reaching or entering a place, especially one that is difficult to

1.動詞及物B1
釋義

to succeed in reaching or entering a place, especially one that is difficult to get into or requires special effort

例句

After the earthquake, rescue teams could not access several mountain villages.

Soraya accessed the rooftop garden through a narrow stairwell behind the kitchen.

access + place through [specific route]

同義詞
  • enter

    simpler and more common; 'enter' focuses on going into a place, while 'access' suggests reaching something that is not easily arrived at

  • reach

    focuses on arriving at a destination, not necessarily entering it

  • get into

    more informal; used in everyday conversation rather than formal writing

反義詞
  • leave

    the opposite action — moving out of or away from a place

文法句型

access + place

常見錯誤

We accessed to the museum through the main entrance.
We accessed the museum through the main entrance.
💡'access' is transitive and does not take the preposition 'to'.

2. to obtain or use a service, benefit, resource, or right when you need it or are

2.動詞及物B1
釋義

to obtain or use a service, benefit, resource, or right when you need it or are entitled to it

例句

Mira accessed free legal advice through a community center in her neighborhood.

access + [service] through [source]

After losing his job, Dario could not access unemployment benefits for several weeks.

同義詞
  • obtain

    more formal; focuses on the act of receiving or acquiring something

  • get

    more informal and general; suitable for everyday conversation

  • use

    focuses on utilizing something after it is already available, rather than the act of reaching it

文法句型

access + service/resource/benefit

用法筆記

Frequently used with services, benefits, resources, and rights. Common in discussions of healthcare, education, technology, and social services.

常見錯誤

I cannot access to the internet.
I cannot access the internet.
💡'access' as a verb is transitive and does not need the preposition 'to'.

3. to view, read, or edit information stored in a computer file, on a website, or i

3.動詞及物B1
釋義

to view, read, or edit information stored in a computer file, on a website, or in a digital system

例句

Rin accessed the shared folder and downloaded the latest project documents.

access + [digital system] to do [action]

Without an internet connection, you cannot access cloud storage services.

同義詞
  • open

    simpler and more common for everyday language; 'open a file' is standard

  • retrieve

    more technical; suggests getting information from a storage device or system

  • load

    focuses on the technical process of making data available in a program

反義詞
  • close

    the opposite of opening a file or program

文法句型

access + file/website/system

用法筆記

The object is typically a digital resource: file, document, website, database, account, or system. In computing contexts, 'access' can sometimes be used without a direct object when the meaning is clear.

常見錯誤

I cannot access into the website.
I cannot access the website.
💡'access' takes a direct object; no preposition is needed.