گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'approval'

1 عمومی:: موافقت‌

2 عمومی:: تصویب‌

3 عمومی:: تجویز

1 general:: approval verbs give/grant approval • Congress gave final approval on October 8. get/receive/obtain/win approval • For over twenty years it was impossible for NASA to get approval for this mission. require/need approval • A multi-million pound project will require approval by the full board of directors. seek approval • You will need to make an appointment with the bank to seek approval for the loan. submit something for approval (= give a plan, piece of writing etc to someone in authority for them to consider or approve ) • The final design will be submitted for approval next month. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + approval formal/official approval • Finance ministers gave their formal approval in July. parliamentary approval • The law is still awaiting parliamentary approval. Congressional approval • His appointment was subject to Congressional approval. government/Senate approval • It takes an average of twelve years for a successful drug to go from initial research to final government approval. planning approval (= official approval needed before building something ) • The construction work will be subject to planning approval. final approval • The document’s final approval had to come from the Pope. parental approval • Students must first obtain parental approval. phrases be subject to approval (= be dependent upon someone’s approval before happening ) • The merger is subject to approval by shareholders. a seal/stamp of approval (= official approval ) • You must not make decisions without your manager’s seal of approval. approval 2 phrases meet with sb’s approval • This type of dancing does not meet with their approval. win approval • His condemnation of the war won widespread approval. seek sb’s approval • He constantly sought his father’s approval. look to somebody for approval • They all admired Gordon and looked to him for approval. adjectives public approval (= from ordinary people ) • The policies met with a great deal of public approval. universal approval (= from everyone ) • His appointment has been met with almost universal approval. general approval (= from most people ) • McGill’s views did not meet with general approval. a nod/smile/glance/look of approval • ‘You’ve thought of everything,’ she said with a smile of approval. a roar/murmur/chorus of approval • There were murmurs of approval from the crowd. words of approval • a mother’s words of approval

2 general:: see ON APPROVAL; SEAL OF APPROVAL.

3 general:: noun permission: You will need approval to do that.

4 general::   noun ADJ. full, total, unqualified, warm, wholehearted The scheme did not meet unqualified approval. | grudging, qualified | general, overwhelming, popular, public, unanimous, universal, widespread | final, initial, preliminary, prior All development requires the prior approval of the planning authority. | tacit | written | formal, official | government, parliamentary, royal VERB + APPROVAL need, require | seek, submit sth for We have submitted a design for approval. | gain, get, meet with, obtain, receive, win You are not allowed to build anything without first obtaining the approval of the local authority. | give, grant The government has now given its approval for the new examinations. | refuse, withhold | express, nod, show The people listening nodded approval. PREP. on ~ The goods were supplied on approval (= they could be sent back if they were not satisfactory). | with ~ Jane's father regards her fiance with approval. | with/without sb's ~ You may not decorate the flat without the landlord's approval. | ~ for He won approval for his project. | ~ from We're waiting for approval from the authorities. PHRASES a nod of approval She gave him a nod of approval. | a roar of approval There was a roar of approval from the crowd. | a seal/stamp of approval The government has given its seal of approval to the project. | subject to approval The offer is subject to approval at the Annual General Meeting.