Vocab Bloom Hub

accessible

/əkˈses.ə.bəl/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas, das leicht erreichbar, zugänglich, betretbar, nutzbar oder verständlich ist.

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adjective

/əkˈses.ə.bəl/B2formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas, das leicht erreichbar, zugänglich, betretbar, nutzbar oder verständlich ist.

Describes something that is easy to approach, reach, enter, use, or understand.

  1. Easy to reach or enterB1formal

    Able to be reached, entered, or used easily.

    deZugänglich

    • The building is accessible for people with disabilities.
    • The park is accessible by public transport.
    • The mountain trail is only accessible during summer.

    Synonymeapproachableattainableavailableconvenientreachable

    Antonymeinaccessibleremoteunreachable

  2. Easy to understand or useB2formal

    Designed or written in a way that is easy for people to understand or use.

    deZugänglich

    • The professor made complex theories accessible to beginners.
    • The website has an accessible interface for all users.
    • The instructions are written in accessible language.

    Synonymeapproachableclearcomprehensibleintelligiblesimplestraightforwardunderstandableuser-friendly

    Antonymecomplexcomplicateddifficulthardinaccessibleobscureunclear

  3. Available or obtainableB2formal

    Something that is easy to get or obtain.

    deVerfügbar

    • Healthcare should be accessible to everyone.
    • The data is accessible through the online portal.
    • Fresh water is not always accessible in remote areas.

    Synonymeacquirableattainableavailablegettableobtainableon handprocurablereachable

    Antonymeinaccessibleunattainableunavailableunobtainable

Formen
  • more accessible comparative form
  • most accessible superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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