گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'licence'

1 عمومی:: (license) اجازه‌

2 عمومی:: جواز

3 عمومی:: اجازه‌

4 عمومی:: جواز شغل‌

5 عمومی:: پروانه‌

6 ورزش و تربیت بدنی:: جواز- پروانه صید, پروانه ماهیگیری

1 general:: licence verbs have a licence • Café Metropole does not yet have a license to sell liquor. hold a licence British English (= have a licence ) • Police said that the man did not hold a firearms licence. get/gain/obtain a licence • New private pilots must fly for at least fifty hours before getting their licences. apply for a licence • A doctor who moves to another state must apply for a license to practice medicine there. grant/issue a licence • He was granted his flying instructor’s licence. renew a licence • The licence must be renewed yearly. lose your licence • The police caught him driving while drunk and he will now lose his licence. a licence runs out ( also a licence expires formal ) (= it ends ) • Her driver’s license had expired. take away sb’s licence ( also revoke somebody's licence formal ) • The doctor had his license revoked after he was found to be on drugs. types of licence a driving licence British English , a driver's license American English • 80 percent of 18 year olds had a driver’s license. a pilot’s licence • She became the youngest woman to hold a pilot’s licence. a television licence British English (= which allows you to use your television and pays for public television programmes ) • Buying a television means you will need a television licence. a marriage licence (= a licence that allows two people to marry each other ) • We went to get a marriage licence. a fishing/hunting licence (= a licence that allows you to fish/hunt ) • He renewed his hunting license. an import/export licence • An export licence was issued in August last year. a provisional licence British English (= a temporary driving licence before you get your full licence ) • Learner drivers need to obtain a provisional licence. a full licence (= one that is not temporary and has no restrictions ) • They offer insurance cover for drivers over 25 and under 70 years of age with a full licence. licence + NOUN the licence holder British English (= the person who has a licence ) • the licence holder of a public house a licence fee (= money you have to pay to get a licence ) • The BBC is funded by a licence fee which all television owners have to pay.

2 general::   noun ADJ. valid | special | car, driving | marriage | export, gaming, import, operating, trade, trading The government is currently granting no operating licences to foreig | television/TV | gun | software, user The CD-ROM comes with a single-user licence. | entertainment, music The bar was refused a music licence. | hotel, refreshment, restaurant VERB + LICENCE have, hold You have to have a licence to sell beer. Applicants must hold a valid driving licence. | buy, gain, get, obtain, win You can buy a TV licence at the post office. She gained her private pilot's licence. I got my driving licence when I was eighteen. The company has won the licence to run trains from the south coast to London. | apply for, make an application for | grant (sb), issue | refuse sb | revoke, take away He's had his licence taken away. | renew | lose She lost her driving licence when she was caught drink-driving. LICENCE + VERB expire, run out The licence expires at the end of the year. LICENCE + NOUN fee, holder PREP. in a/the ~ All these details are specified in the licence. | under a/the ~ The weapons were exported under a special export licence. | under ~ They are Italian trains, but they will be built in Britain under licence. | ~ for a licence for software manufacture | ~ from a licence from the Performing Rights Society PHRASES the holder of a licence