license
∞
2.2
- noun
- /ˈlaɪsəns/
- US
:
licencia
- You can vote with your gun license, but not your student ID.
- driver's license
- license fee
- issue licenses
Your Uncle Matt would just hand me his license, show it to him.
- Your Uncle Matt would just hand me his license, show it to him.
- Then you have the license for the personal data.
- You can vote with your gun license, but not your student ID.
- I don't believe any other power plants have licenses of that sort.
- They graciously lent us a pro license to make this video.
- He wasn't married and we were going through a getting a banking license in Switzerland.
- He said I got my license like you said, but how do I find clients?
- If I needed three things to get a driver's license in your name, right?
- It's like it's just you bought the entire license, the entire Alan Watts.
- I'd take my I was working through my A license with junior players.
Examples
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You guys know I got my esthetician license last year.
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So then think end of September got my private pilots license so I flew the Warrior.
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Then you have the license for the personal data.
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How can we trust you with the license of the state government?
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So now all I need is a license and a live wire.
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I didn't expect that license photo to be that bad.
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They have passed their exams, they hold an active medical license, OK, number one.
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When Takahashi applied for a license in 1945, he was denied.
Academic text (2017) -
I don't believe any other power plants have licenses of that sort.
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Before you can start driving, you need to obtain a license from the local authorities.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
Official approval that lets you do something
400
1.6
Official permission to do something from a person or group in charge
262
2.1
An official paper that lets someone do something
235
3.1
Official permission to do something
125
4.4
Official permission to do something
Antonyms
Compounds
- Formal
24
2.8
An official paper from the government that allows two people to marry
- Literature
2
6.7
Freedom a writer or artist takes to change facts to make a story stronger
- Formal
1
5.2
A fee the government charges to get permission to sell things or do some jobs
- Formal
An official card showing you finished a safety course and can operate certain boats
- Baby Talk
A playful certificate that teachers give young children to show they can use crayons
- Formal
Official paper that lets a person hunt a specific animal like deer or turkey during a set time
- Specialized
Official permission to sell alcohol for people to drink in a bar or restaurant
How Authorized
Surface Forms
Etymology
License comes from the Latin licentia, which meant 'freedom', and from licere, 'to be allowed'. So a license is an official permission or document that lets you do something.