wheelchair-accessible entrance

noun
UK /ˈwiːltʃeə əkˌsesəbl ˈentrəns/
US /ˈwiːltʃer əkˌsesəbl ˈentrəns/

A way into a building that is easy for people in wheelchairs to use.

The museum has a wheelchair-accessible entrance around the back.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A door or gateway wide enough for a wheelchair to pass through.

The side door is a wheelchair-accessible entrance with a wide frame.

3. An entry point with a gentle slope instead of stairs.

Look for the wheelchair-accessible entrance with the long ramp.

4. A building access point that meets disability access rules.

The new library was built with a wheelchair-accessible entrance by law.