permit
US: /ˈpɝˌmɪt/, /pɝˈmɪt/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
permit /'pə:mit/- danh từ
- giấy phép
- to grant a permit: cấp giấy phép
- export permit: giấy phép xuất khẩu
- sự cho phép[pə'mit]
- giấy phép
- ngoại động từ
- cho phép
- permit me to add that...: cho phép tôi được nói thêm rằng...
- weather permitting: nếu thời tiết cho phép
- cho phép
- nội động từ
- (+ of) cho phép, thừa nhận
- the situation permits no delay: tình hình không cho phép được trì hoãn
- (+ of) cho phép, thừa nhận
Advanced English dictionary
verb, noun+ verb (-tt-) (formal)
1 to allow sb to do sth or to allow sth to happen: [VN] Radios are not permitted in the library. + There are substantial fines for exceeding permitted levels of noise pollution. + [VNN] We were not permitted any contact with each other. + Jim permitted himself a wry smile. + [VN to inf] Visitors are not permitted to take photographs. + She would not permit herself to look at them. + (formal, spoken) Permit me to offer you some advice. [also V -ing] - ALLOW
2 to make sth possible: [V] We hope to visit the cathedral, if time permits. + I'll come tomorrow, weather permitting (= if the weather is fine). + [VN] The password permits access to all files on the hard disk. + The length of the report does not permit a detailed discussion of the problems. + [VN to inf] Cash machines permit you to withdraw money at any time. [also V -ing]
+ noun
an official document that gives sb the right to do sth, especially for a limited period of time: a fishing / work / residence / parking permit + to apply for a permit + to issue a permit + You cannot enter the military base without a permit.
Thesaurus dictionary
v.
1 Often, permit to. allow, agree (to), consent (to), give permission or leave (to), authorize, sanction, license, tolerate, countenance, suffer, brook, admit, grant, enable, empower, franchise, enfranchise; let:
He permitted me to use his name as a reference. Do they permit smoking here?
n.
2 licence, authority, authorization, franchise, warrant; pass, passport, visa:
Your parking permit expired last week. Shirley has a permit to visit Tibet.
Collocation
ADJ.
government, official | export, import | residence, residency | work | travel | resident's, visitor's | building, filming, fishing, landing, parking
VERB + PERMIT
have | give (sb), grant (sb), issue | get, obtain, receive | revoke | renew | apply for | need, require
PERMIT + VERB
expire, run out
PERMIT + NOUN
holder
PREP.
by ~
Entry is by permit only.
| with/without a ~
You can't park here without a permit.
| ~ for
They applied for a permit for a street demonstration against university fees.
ADV.
legally | generally, normally
Development is not normally permitted in conservation areas.
VERB + PERMIT
refuse to | be designed to
The bill was designed to permit workers to take up to twelve weeks' unpaid leave annually for family reasons.
Concise dictionary
permitted|permitting|permitspɜr'mɪt ,pər- /pə'mɪt ,pɜ-noun
+a legal document giving official permission to do something
+the act of giving a formal (usually written) authorization
+large game fish; found in waters of the West Indies
verb
+consent to, give permission
+make it possible through a specific action or lack of action for something to happen
+allow the presence of or allow (an activity) without opposing or prohibiting
