permit
verb
noun
pəˈmɪt
verb
1
to
allow
something
to
happen,
especially
by
an
official
decision,
rule,
or
law
〔尤指根据正式决定、规章或法律〕允许，准许，许可
T
Smoking
is
only
permitted
in
the
public
lounge.
只允许在公共休息室里抽烟。
permit
sb
to
do
sth
As
a
punishment,
she
was
not
permitted
to
attend
any
school
activities.
作为惩罚，不允许她参加学校的任何活动。
permit
sth
in/near
etc
sth
Dogs
are
not
permitted
inside
the
shop.
不得带狗进入店内。
permit
sb
sth
The
bill
would
permit
workers
twelve
weeks
of
unpaid
leave
for
family
emergencies.
那项法案将允许工人在家中遭遇紧急事件时可以享受十二周的无薪假期。
He
had
more
than
the
permitted
level
of
alcohol
in
his
blood.
他血液中的酒精含量超出了允许的水平。
2
to
make
it
possible
for
something
to
happen
（使）成为可能
I,T
The
large
windows
permit
a
clear
view
of
the
lake.
那些宽大的窗户让人可以清楚地看见那片湖。
permit
sb
to
do
sth
The
moon
permitted
me
to
see
a
little
way
into
the
distance.
月光让我能看到距离稍远的地方。
I’ll
see
you
after
the
meeting,
if
time
permits
(=if
it
finishes
early
enough)
.
如果时间允许，会后我来见你。
We’ll
have
a
picnic
at
the
beach,
weather
permitting
(=if
the
weather
is
good
enough)
.
天气允许的话，我们将在沙滩上野餐。
ˈpɜːmɪt
noun
3
an
official
written
statement
giving
you
the
right
to
do
something
许可证
[+
for
]
A
permit
is
required
for
fishing
in
the
canal.
在运河中钓鱼要有许可证。
travel/parking/export
etc
permit
Hikers
need
a
camping
permit
for
overnight
stays
in
the
park.
远足者要在公园过夜必须持野营许可证。