accessible

B2 · Upper Intermediate

adj. designed so that people with disabilities can use it.

adj. specifically designed or modified to be usable by people with physical, sensory, or cognitive disabilities.

“The museum recently installed a ramp to make the entrance accessible to wheelchair users.”

“The new legislation requires all public buildings to be fully accessible, ensuring that elevators and wide doorways are standard features.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate

adj. easy to understand or enjoy, even if the subject is difficult.

adj. describing art, literature, or complex information that is presented in a way that is easy for a general audience to appreciate.

“The professor's lecture was very accessible, even for students who were new to the subject.”

“The author has a talent for making complex scientific theories accessible to the public without oversimplifying the underlying data.”

C1 · Advanced Formal

adj. easy to talk to or meet with.

adj. describing a person in a position of authority who is easy to approach and converse with.

“Despite her high rank, the CEO is very accessible and listens to everyone's ideas.”

“The dean maintained an accessible persona, holding weekly open-office hours to address student concerns directly.”