How is the word accesible translated from Spanish to English

Fácil de alcanzar, entrar o usar.

Easy to reach, enter, or use.

adjective
English translation
accessible

Examples with “accesible”

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  • El museo es accesible en silla de ruedas. The museum is accessible by wheelchair.

  • Ella escribe en un estilo comprensible. She writes in an accessible style.

  • Construyeron una entrada accesible en la parte trasera. They built an accessible entrance at the back.

  • La conferencia fue comprensible incluso para principiantes. The lecture was accessible even to beginners.

  • ¿Es accesible el andén para cochecitos? Is the platform accessible for strollers?

  • ¿Puedes hacer el informe más comprensible para los no expertos? Can you make the report more accessible to non-experts?

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FAQ about “accesible”

How is “accesible” translated from Spanish?
“accesible” translates into English as “accessible”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “accesible” mean?
Meaning of “accesible”: Fácil de alcanzar, entrar o usar. In English — “accessible”.
What part of speech is “accesible”?
“accesible” is an adjective.
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