Easy access-easy access, easy access

Open to and available for ... ...

Make accessible-make ... accessible and available.

Wheelchair accessibility-accessibility, suitable for wheelchair use.

Economically acceptable-affordable and reasonably priced.

Accessibility analysis is as follows:

First, pronunciation:

British pronunciation:/? k？ s？ s？ bl/

American pronunciation:/? k？ s？ s？ b？ l/

Second, interpretation:

Easy to approach, touch and understand.

Third, the word form changes:

Comparative adjective: more accessible

Adjective superlative: the most accessible

Fourth, common phrases:

Accessible: Easily accessible, accessible

Accessible: accessible, accessible, and understandable ...

Make something easy to understand: make something easy to understand, make something easy to understand.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) usage:

This building is accessible to the disabled. This building is accessible to the disabled. )

The software has an accessible user interface. This software has an easy-to-use user interface. )

The park is open to all visitors. This park is open to all visitors. )

6. Example:

Users can visit websites through visual impressions. This website is easy for visually impaired users to understand. )

The library has made its books more accessible to the public. This library makes its books more accessible to the public. )

The new subway line will make it easier for commuters to get to the city. The new subway line will make it easier for commuters to get to the city. )

People in wheelchairs can enter the museum. This museum is open to people in wheelchairs. )

The company has made it easier for its products to enter the international market. This company makes it easier for its products to enter the international market. )