How is the word barrierefrei translated from German to English

Leicht zu erreichen, zu betreten oder zu nutzen.

Easy to reach, enter, or use.

adjective
English translation
accessible

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  • Das Museum ist rollstuhlgerecht zugänglich. The museum is accessible by wheelchair.

  • Sie schreibt in einem verständlichen Stil. She writes in an accessible style.

  • Sie bauten hinten einen barrierefreien Eingang. They built an accessible entrance at the back.

  • Der Vortrag war sogar für Anfänger verständlich. The lecture was accessible even to beginners.

  • Ist der Bahnsteig für Kinderwagen zugänglich? Is the platform accessible for strollers?

  • Kannst du den Bericht für Laien verständlicher machen? Can you make the report more accessible to non-experts?

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FAQ about “barrierefrei”

How is “barrierefrei” translated from German?
“barrierefrei” translates into English as “accessible”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “barrierefrei” mean?
Meaning of “barrierefrei”: Leicht zu erreichen, zu betreten oder zu nutzen. In English — “accessible”.
What part of speech is “barrierefrei”?
“barrierefrei” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “barrierefrei”?
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