| 单词 | permission |
| 释义 | permissionpermission /pɚˈmɪʃən/ ●●● S2 noun [uncountable] an act of allowing someone to do something, especially in an official or formal way: permission to do something The neighbors gave us permission to use their pool. You have to ask permission before you take the car.permission for something The organizers did not have permission for the protest march.permission from somebody You have to get permission from your parents if you want to come.without permission This image cannot be used without permission from the photographer.THESAURUSauthorization – formal permission from someone in authority to do something: The clerk said she needed authorization from the manager to give a refund.clearance – official permission from someone in authority who has checked to make sure something is safe, legal, or likely to be successful: You need security clearance to work at the Pentagon.consent – legal permission you give to someone to do something that could affect your rights or safety or the rights or safety of someone you are legally responsible for: They published the pictures of her without her consent.approval – official acceptance of an idea or plan and permission to do it: The new drug is still waiting for government approval.assent formal – official approval: All decisions require the assent of all the board members.COLLOCATIONSverbshave permission They did not have permission to build on the land.ask (for) permission (also request permission formal) Tommy asked for permission to go to the bathroom.apply for permission (=ask for official written permission) The company has applied for permission to drill for oil.get permission (also obtain/receive permission formal) We’ll need to get permission to film in the museum.give permission (also grant somebody permission formal) The city authorities gave permission for the rally to take place.refuse/deny (somebody) permission formal The journalist was refused permission to enter the country.need permission (also require permission formal) You’ll need written permission from your parents first.seek permission formal (=ask someone for permission) He is seeking permission to demolish the historic building.adjectiveswritten permission Doctors need written permission from the patient before they can operate.special permission The paintings cannot be taken out of Russia without special permission.official permission Mr. Murphy was granted official permission to travel to North Korea.express/explicit permission (=definitely or clearly given) He is not allowed to leave without my express permission.prior permission (=arranged before the present situation) We had received prior permission to use the conference room.parental permission (=permission from someone’s parents) The school nurse must have parental permission before giving a child any medicine.permission + nounspermission slip (=a piece of paper that gives someone permission to do something) Parents must sign a permission slip before children can go on the field trip. |
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