Hva betyr permit på engelsk og Hva er definisjonen av permit?

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0 to allow -- tillate
- Smoking is not permitted inside the building. Røyking er ikke tillatt inne i bygningen.
- They will permit you to enter only if you have a valid ID. De vil kun gi deg lov til å gå inn hvis du har gyldig legitimasjon.
1 to make possible -- tillate
- climatic conditions that permit plants to grow faster klimaforhold som lar plantene vokse raskere
- Play will continue later, weather permitting. Spillet vil fortsette senere, hvis været tillater det.
2 a document that allows sth -- tillatelse [ masculine ]
- a work permit en arbeidstillatelse
- a gun permit bæretillatelse for pistol
3 to agree to (another person’s action); to allow or let (someone do something) -- tillate, gi lov til
- Permit me to answer your question
- Smoking is not permitted.
4 to make possible -- tillate, muliggjøre
- My aunt’s legacy permitted me to go to America.
5 a written order allowing a person to do something -- tillatelse; adgangskort
- We have a permit to export our product.

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