Noun
/ˈæk.sɛs pleɪt/
The term "access plate" refers to a removable cover or lid used to provide entry to a space, typically for maintenance or inspection purposes. It is often used in construction, engineering, and plumbing contexts where access to concealed installations like wiring, plumbing, or mechanical components is necessary.
The phrase "access plate" is more commonly used in written contexts, such as technical documentation or construction plans, rather than in everyday conversation. Its frequency of use can vary depending on the industry.
The plumber removed the access plate to check for leaks behind the wall.
Плотник снял доступную плиту, чтобы проверить наличие утечек за стеной.
Please ensure the access plate is securely fastened after the inspection is complete.
После окончания проверки, пожалуйста, убедитесь, что доступная плита надежно закреплена.
The access plate allows for easy maintenance of the electrical wiring hidden in the ceiling.
Доступная плита позволяет легко обслуживать электрическую проводку, скрытую в потолке.
While "access plate" is not commonly found in idiomatic expressions, it relates closely to various phrases about access and entry.
"To give access to" means to allow entry or permission to use something.
The manager decided to give access to the server room only to authorized personnel.
Менеджер решил предоставить доступ в серверную только авторизованному персоналу.
"Access granted" is often used in technical contexts indicating that permission has been given to enter a secured space or system.
After entering the correct password, the message "Access granted" appeared on the screen.
После ввода правильного пароля на экране появилось сообщение «Доступ разрешен».
"Access denied" is commonly used when permission is not granted.
Attempts to enter the restricted area resulted in an "Access denied" message.
Попытки попасть в ограниченную зону привели к сообщению «Доступ закрыт».
The term "access" comes from Latin "accessus," meaning "approach" or "admission." It entered Middle English in the late 14th century. The word “plate” is derived from Old French "plate," meaning a flat object, and has roots in the Latin "plattus," meaning flat or broad.