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step-free
adjective
uk /stepˈfriː/ us /stepˈfriː/
having no steps and therefore easier for some people to use, especially people with a disability(= an illness, injury, or condition that makes it difficult for them to do some things that other people do):
The building offers wheelchair users step-free access to all areas.
The staff did a splendid job, dropping everything they were doing on a busy Saturday night and opening up a step-free path for Dad.
Is there a step-free entrance for wheelchair users?
Moves to reduce social exclusion of disabled people include a programme of step-free underground stations and more low-floor accessible buses.
The most recent Tube station to go step-free is Moorgate.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Parts of buildings: stairs & lifts
chairlift
chute
drag lift
dumb waiter
elevator
escalator
fire escape
flight
ladder
lift
rope ladder
rung
stair
staircase
stairlift
step
stepladder
stoep
stoop
tread
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