MDBG Mobile Chinese English Dictionary (iPhone, Android, Windows Phone)

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访问	fǎng wèn	to visit; to call on (a person or place) / (computing) to visit (a website); to access (a network resource etc) / (Tw) to interview (e.g. for a report or feature story) / CL:次
接触	jiē chù	to touch / to contact / access / in touch with
锁定	suǒ dìng	to lock (a door) / to close with a latch / to lock into place / a lock / a latch / to lock a computer file (to prevent it being overwritten) / to lock (denying access to a computer system or device or files, e.g. by password-protection) / to focus attention on / to target
打通	dǎ tōng	to open access / to establish contact / to remove a block / to put through (a phone connection)
防火长城	Fáng huǒ Cháng chéng	Great Firewall of China (system for restricting access to foreign websites)
吧	bā	bar (loanword) (serving drinks, or providing Internet access etc) / to puff (on a pipe etc) / (onom.) bang / abbr. for 贴吧
信息差	xìn xī chā	information asymmetry; information gap (esp. a difference in access to information that can be exploited for profit)
接入	jiē rù	to access (a network) / to insert (a plug) into (a socket)
存取	cún qǔ	to store and retrieve (money, belongings etc) / (computing) to access (data)
侵入	qīn rù	to make (military) incursions / to invade / to intrude into / to trespass / to gain unauthorized access (computing)
接驳	jiē bó	to access / to transfer passengers between two railway lines
调阅	diào yuè	to access (a document) / to consult
凭单	píng dān	voucher; slip; certificate (used as proof to claim, collect or access sth) / to use such a voucher
遮断	zhē duàn	to cut off / to interrupt / to prevent access
取用	qǔ yòng	to access / to make use of
进接	jìn jiē	(computing) access (to a network)
断网	duàn wǎng	to cut off access to the Internet; to shut down the Internet
无从	wú cóng	not to have access / beyond one's authority or capability / sth one has no way of doing
市场准入	shì chǎng zhǔn rù	access to markets
桥头堡	qiáo tóu bǎo	bridgehead (military) / stronghold serving as a base for advancing further into enemy territory / bridge tower (ornamental structure at either end of a bridge) / (fig.) gateway (place that provides access to other places beyond it) / bridgehead (key location serving as a base for further expansion)