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1 die Erlaubnis
- {admission} sự nhận vào, sự thu nạp vào, sự kết nạp, sự cho vào cửa, sự cho vào, tiền vào cửa, tiền nhập học, sự nhận, sự thú nhận, nạp - {allowance} sự cho phép, sự thừa nhận, sự công nhận, tiền trợ cấp, tiền cấp phát, tiền bỏ túi, tiền tiêu vặt, phần tiền, khẩu phần, phần ăn, sự kể đến, sự tính đến, sự chiếu cố đến, sự dung thứ - sự trừ, sự bớt, hạn định cho phép - {compliance} sự bằng lòng, sự ưng thuận, sự chiều theo, sự làm đúng theo, sự phục tùng đê tiện, sự khúm núm - {fiat} sắc lệnh, lệnh, sự đồng ý, sự tán thành - {leave} sự được phép nghỉ, sự cáo từ, sự cáo biệt - {liberty} tự do, quyền tự do, sự tự tiện, sự mạn phép, số nhiều) thái độ sỗ sàng, thái độ coi thường, thái độ nhờn, thái độ tuỳ tiện, đặc quyền, nữ thần tự do - {licence} giấy phép, môn bài, đăng ký, bằng, chứng chỉ, bằng cử nhân, sự phóng túng, sự bừa bâi, sự dâm loạn, sự phóng túng về niêm luật - {license} - {permission} sự chấp nhận, phép - {permit} sự cho phép[pə'mit] = ohne Erlaubnis {noncompliance}+ = mit Ihrer Erlaubnis {by your leave}+ = mit besonderer Erlaubnis {by special permission}+ = mit behördlicher Erlaubnis {by authority}+ = jemanden um Erlaubnis bitten {to ask leave of someone; to ask someone for permission}+ = jemanden die Erlaubnis erteilen {to give someone permission for}+
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