| 释义 |
- n.执照；许可证；放纵；放肆
- v.许可；发许可证[执照]
- 网络学士；牌照；特许
v.+n. get licence,lose licence,renew licence,receive licence,issue licence n. certificate,authorization,warrant,pass,card 1. | [c] 许可证；执照an official document that shows that permission has been given to do, own or use sth |
| | | a licence for the software 软件许可证 | | Is there a licence fee? 要交许可证费吗？ | | James lost his licence for six months(= had his licence taken away by the police as a punishment) . 詹姆斯的执照被警方扣了六个月。 | | You need a licence to fish in this river. 你在这条河里钓鱼要有许可证。 | | a licence holder(= a person who has been given a licence) 许可证持有人 |
2. | [u][sing] ~ (to do sth) 放肆；放纵freedom to do or say whatever you want, often sth bad or unacceptable |
| Lack of punishment seems to give youngsters licence to break the law. 由于缺少惩罚，年轻人似乎便恣意违法。 |
3. | [u] 放荡；纵欲；淫乱freedom to behave in a way that is considered sexually immoral |
n. | 7. 放纵,放肆;(文艺、美术、音乐等的)奔放,不羁,破格 7. 放纵,放肆;(文艺、美术、音乐等的)奔放,不羁,破格 | v. | |
n. | 1. a printed document that gives official permission to a specific person or group to own something or do something 2. official permission to do something, either from a government or under a law or regulation 3. the opportunity to do something, especially when this goes beyond normal limits 4. the freedom of a writer or artist to rearrange the facts of ordinary life in order to make a more striking effect 5. excessive freedom in behaviour or speech that gives a bad name to liberty 6. a permission to enter the ministry of a Presbyterian church following a period of probation 7. freedom to say or do what you want 1. a printed document that gives official permission to a specific person or group to own something or do something 2. official permission to do something, either from a government or under a law or regulation 3. the opportunity to do something, especially when this goes beyond normal limits 4. the freedom of a writer or artist to rearrange the facts of ordinary life in order to make a more striking effect 5. excessive freedom in behaviour or speech that gives a bad name to liberty 6. a permission to enter the ministry of a Presbyterian church following a period of probation 7. freedom to say or do what you want |
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