"accessible" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

accessible Adjektiv

accessible + Substantiv

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accessible area • accessible format • accessible location • accessible information • accessible place • ...

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Grup znaczeniowych: 12

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1. accessible area = dostępny obszar accessible area

2. accessible place = miejsce dostępne accessible place

3. accessible spot = dostępne miejsce accessible spot

4. accessible space = dostępna przestrzeń accessible space

5. accessible target = dostępny cel accessible target

6. accessible venue = dostępne miejsce accessible venue

J Map The most accessible venue to catch an acrobatics show, with splendid daily performances by visiting troupes from all over China.
As well as having written books, she has published numerous scholarly and mainstream magazines, lectures at widely accessible venues, and appears in various documentaries.
Thus 80 Micro became the most accessible venue for small companies to advertise in.
The society thrived and shows became so successful that it was clear larger, more accessible venues for performances must be found.
She said the council has never had a request to fund a Web site project and reasoned that it would be an accessible and efficient venue for teaching the humanities.
Danspace Project was founded by artists to provide an accessible venue for independent experimental choreographers.
The Palace in Natolin, a former rural residence of Duke Czartoryski, is another venue with its interiors and park accessible to tourists.
The Serpentine Regatta, in its third year, is an indicator of rowing's future, a sprint event at a venue easily accessible for the public.
The only venue accessible to the public during regular hours, it features a color scheme of fuchsia walls and floors, as well as permanent audience riser seats.
Legacy means so many things: accessible venues, transport, better awareness in schools, and a wonderful event which establishes healthy lives for another generation of disabled people.