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∎ to permit sb to do sth permettre à qn de faire qch, autoriser qn à faire qch;∎ she was permitted to take two weeks off on l'a autorisée à prendre deux semaines de congé;∎ permit me to inform you that… laissez-moi vous apprendre que…;∎ he won't permit it il ne le permettra pas;∎ you are not permitted to enter the building vous n'avez pas le droit de pénétrer dans l'immeuble;∎ smoking is not permitted upstairs il est interdit de fumer à l'étage;∎ the hotel won't permit animals in the bedrooms l'hôtel n'autorise pas la présence d'animaux dans les chambres;∎ he permits far too much rudeness from his children il tolère trop de grossièreté chez ses enfants∎ the computer permits her to take more time off l'ordinateur lui laisse plus de temps libre;∎ the statistics permit the following conclusions les statistiques permettent (de tirer) les conclusions suivantes[pə'mɪt] permettre;∎ weather permitting si le temps le permet;∎ if time permits si j'ai/nous avons/ etc le temps3 noun∎ export/drinks permit licence f d'exportation/pour la vente de boissons alcoolisées;∎ permit holders only (on sign) réservé aux personnes autorisées►► British Administration permitted hours (for selling alcohol) = heures légales de vente des boissons alcooliséesformal (admit possibility of) admettre;∎ this permits of only one explanation ceci n'admet qu'une explication
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