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to permit
01
to allow something or someone to do something
Ditransitive: to permit sb to do sth
Examples
The park permits visitors to bring their own food and drinks.
The teacher permits students to use calculators during the exam.
02
to create favorable conditions for or make something possible
Transitive: to permit an activity or condition
Examples
The new technology permits faster communication and collaboration among team members.
The improved infrastructure permits smoother traffic flow.
Examples
The city council decided to permit the construction of a new shopping mall in the downtown area.
The government agency permits the use of drones for aerial photography in designated zones.
Permit
01
an official document that allows someone to do something
Examples
You need a permit to build a new structure on your property, which you can obtain from the local planning office.
The park requires a permit for any group activities or events to ensure they do not interfere with other visitors.
02
the process or action of officially granting permission, often documented in writing
Examples
The city 's permit of the new development sparked controversy among residents.
His permit of access to the archives came after months of negotiation.
03
a species of fish known for its strength and speed, commonly found around the West Indies and Florida
Examples
Anglers travel to the Caribbean hoping to catch a permit in the shallow flats.
The permit is prized for its fighting ability and elusive nature.
Lexical Tree
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