permit

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permit
sustantivo [ˈpɜːmɪt]
1licencia (f) (for fishing, imports, exports); permiso (m) (for parking, work, residence)
  • permit holders only -> estacionamiento reservado (sign)
verbo transitivo [pəˈmɪt] (pt & pp permitted)
2permitir
  • to permit somebody to do something -> permitir a alguien hacer algo
verbo intransitivo
también:
  • weather permitting -> si el tiempo lo permite

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permit [per-mit]
1Permitir, consentir, tolerar, autorizar tácitamente o no poniendo obstáculos (authorize, allow).
2Permitir, conceder permiso o libertad de hacer, autorizar.
  • Photographies are not permitted -> no se permiten fotografías
va.
sustantivo
1Permiso, licencia.
  • Work permiso de trabajo ->

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permit
[ˈpɜːmɪt]
noun
(licence) permiso; (m) licencia; (f) (pass) pase; (m) (permission) permiso; (m)
they were arrested for marching without a permit she has been granted a temporary permit to remain in England it was not easy to get a permit to live permanently in Moscow official permits were required for anything more than local travel employers who hire workers without permits government officials require people to get special permits to cut down trees they have been seeking permits to drill for natural gas special permits are issued to disabled drivers
do you have a permit to carry that gun? ¿tienes permiso licencia para llevar esa pistola?;or
you can't entrust a planeload of passengers to anyone with a pair of aviator glasses and a learner's permit business operating permits were renewable by the municipality each year the name on the New York cab driver's permit says Jean A Modesta please show your permit at the gate you need a permit to go into the laboratory frontier zone - no entry without special permit a special permit to visit a restricted area she could not get into the army base without a permit you need a permit to go into the laboratory
building permit permiso de de obras; (m)
driver: driver's permit
parking residence
[pəˈmɪt]
verb:transitive
permitir
I won't permit it no lo permitiré; is smoking permitted? ¿se permite está permitido fumar?;or ¿se puede fumar?
smoking is not permitted on the car deck está prohibido fumar no se permite fumar en la cubierta de automóviles;or
/smoking is not permitted/ on these premises whoever permitted this made a serious mistake the design of the storage space permits easy access for cleaning only a few of the bodies were in a condition which would permit identification conditions do not yet permit the use of UN forces drinking is permitted only in the bar we cannot permit legislation which will legalize the practice of boycotting space does not permit the inclusion of the complete list the government will not permit humanitarian aid to reach those in need to permit sb [sth] the doctor has permitted him only two meals a day his thick clothes permitted him no movement none of the students were permitted television sets in their rooms
the law permits the sale of this substance la ley autoriza permite la venta de esta sustancia;or
the maximum permitted dosage is 0.025 grams he can let the court's decision stand and permit the execution a constitutional amendment to permit the use of German forces outside the NATO area food additives that are not permitted in Germany to permit [o.s.] sth
he permitted himself one cigar a day se permitía (fumar) un cigarro al día
she permitted herself a slight smile to permit o.s. [to] do sth she would not permit herself to rest yet only once in his life had Douglas permitted himself to lose control of his emotions
to permit sb to do sth permitir a algn hacer algo; permitir que algn haga algo
he was permitted to leave her mother will not permit her to sell the house
permit me to give you some advice (formal) permítame aconsejarle que le aconseje;or if I may be permitted to make a suggestion (formal) si se me permite hacer una sugerencia; si me permite que haga una sugerencia
the guards permitted me to bring my camera and tape recorder employees are permitted to use the golf course during their free hours his busy schedule would not permit him to stay as long as he would have liked we could never permit it to happen the charity agreed to permit its name to be used I cannot permit my name to appear as the producer of this film this method of cooking also permits heat to penetrate evenly from both sides
[pəˈmɪt]
verb:intransitive
visits can be made to the homes of friends, relatives, or, if circumstances permit, the patient's office or workplace the plan is to proceed to the port of Livorno as soon as conditions permit over the next couple of years they saw each other as often as time and circumstances permitted
if time permits si hay tiempo (suficiente)
if time permits, we'll drop in later had time permitted, we would have stayed longer
weather permitting si el tiempo lo permite
we could eat in the garden, weather permitting
to permit of sth (formal) admitir algo; dar posibilidad a algo
we should reach port if the weather moderates sufficiently to permit of it the psychiatry of mental illness is not yet well enough developed to permit of an easy, agreed classification
the crime permits of no defence el crimen no admite defensa alguna; el crimen no da posibilidad a defensa alguna
it does not permit of doubt
[ˈpɜːmɪt]
modifier
permit holder (n) titular de un permiso; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "permit"

Imperative
  • permit
  • you permit
  • he/she permits
  • we permit
  • you permit
  • they permit
Preterite
  • I permitted
  • you permitted
  • he/she permitted
  • we permitted
  • you permitted
  • they permitted
Present Continuous
  • I am permitting
  • you are permitting
  • he/she is permitting
  • we are permitting
  • you are permitting
  • they are permitting
Present Perfect
  • I have permitted
  • you have permitted
  • he/she has permitted
  • we have permitted
  • you have permitted
  • they have permitted
Past Continuous
  • I was permitting
  • you were permitting
  • he/she was permitting
  • we were permitting
  • you were permitting
  • they were permitting
Past Perfect
  • I had permitted
  • you had permitted
  • he/she had permitted
  • we had permitted
  • you had permitted
  • they had permitted
Future
  • I will permit
  • you will permit
  • he/she will permit
  • we will permit
  • you will permit
  • they will permit
Future Perfect
  • I will have permitted
  • you will have permitted
  • he/she will have permitted
  • we will have permitted
  • you will have permitted
  • they will have permitted
Future Continuous
  • I will be permitting
  • you will be permitting
  • he/she will be permitting
  • we will be permitting
  • you will be permitting
  • they will be permitting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been permitting
  • you have been permitting
  • he/she has been permitting
  • we have been permitting
  • you have been permitting
  • they have been permitting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been permitting
  • you will have been permitting
  • he/she will have been permitting
  • we will have been permitting
  • you will have been permitting
  • they will have been permitting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been permitting
  • you had been permitting
  • he/she had been permitting
  • we had been permitting
  • you had been permitting
  • they had been permitting
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