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Юридический термин: заведомо допускать -
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1. n разрешение2. n лицензия, разрешительное свидетельство3. n пропуск4. v позволять, разрешать; давать разрешениеI was permitted to visit the works — мне разрешили посетить завод, я получил разрешение на посещение завода
permit fee — сбор за выдачу разрешения; сбор за патент
5. v давать возможность, позволять6. v допускатьa tone which permitted of no reply — тон, не допускающий возражения
Синонимический ряд:1. authorization (noun) authorization; licence; license; warrant2. charter (noun) charter; copyright; edict; passport; visa3. permission (noun) allowance; concession; consent; favor; favour; franchise; leave; permission; sanction; sufferance; warranty4. allow (verb) admit; agree to; allow; authorise; authorize; consent; empower; enable; endure; have; indulge; leave; let; license; sanction; suffer; tolerateАнтонимический ряд:ban; bar; deny; disallow; embargo; enjoin; exclude; forbid; inhibit; injunction; interdict; interdiction; oppose; preclude; prohibit; restriction -
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1) разрешение ( письменное) | разрешать, позволять2) лицензия3) пропуск•to permit knowingly — заведомо допускать;
- driving permitto permit legally — разрешить в соответствии с законом; дать судебное разрешение
- entry permit
- exchange permit
- exit permit
- foreign carrier permit
- global permit
- re-entry permit
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2) дозволяти; допускати; давати можливість•- permit divorcepermit to gather evidence against potential criminals by wiretapping — дозволяти збирати докази проти можливих злочинців шляхом підслухування за допомогою технічних засобів
- permit for a limited period
- permit holder
- permit knowingly
- permit legally
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