licenses

licenses

形容词

1. licensed [特指已被授权的，持有牌照的] - having official permission to do or own something.

2. unlicensed [特指未经授权的，没有许可的] - not having official permission to do or own something.

名词

1. license [特指执照，许可证] - an official document that gives you permission to do, use, or own something.

2. driving license [特指驾驶执照] - an official document that gives you permission to drive a vehicle.

3. software license [特指软件许可证] - a legal agreement that allows you to use a software program.

4. broadcasting license [特指广播许可证] - a document that allows a person or organization to broadcast radio or television programs.

词语辨析

1. license vs permit - Both refer to official permission, but a license often implies a more formal or professional authorization, while a permit is usually for a specific activity or temporary use.

2. license vs certificate - A license typically refers to permission granted by a government or authority, while a certificate is a document stating that someone has completed a course or achieved a certain level of proficiency.

词汇扩充

1. driver's license - a document that allows a person to drive a motor vehicle legally.

2. liquor license - an official permit to sell alcoholic beverages.

3. professional license - a document that grants permission to practice a specific profession, such as medicine or law.

4. fishing license - a permit that allows someone to fish legally.

近义词

1. permit - grant authorization or permission to.

2. privilege - a special right or advantage granted to a particular person or group.

3. authorization - the act of giving official permission or approval.

反义词

1. ban - officially or legally prohibit.

2. prohibit - formally forbid by law, rule, or other authority.

柯林斯词典

licenses (noun) - plural of license

license (noun)

1. A license is an official document which gives you permission to do, use, or own something.

2. If you have a license to drive a vehicle, you have an official document which says that you may drive one.

3. If a person or company is granted a license to do something, they are given official permission to do it.

4. License is also a verb.

license (verb)

1. If a person or company is licensed to do something, they have been given official permission to do it.

牛津词典

licenses (noun) - plural of license

license (noun)

1. An official document, license is used to prove that a particular activity is allowed by law.

2. A license can also refer to a certificate or permit.

license (verb)

1. To grant someone a license means to give official permission for them to do, have, or own something.

2. To be licensed means to have official permission to do a particular activity.

3. To license something means to give official permission for it to be done, used, or produced.

用法

1. She applied for a license to sell alcohol in her restaurant.

2. In order to operate a taxi, you need a valid driving license.

3. The software license agreement restricts the use of the program to a single computer.

4. The radio station was granted a broadcasting license by the regulatory authority.

例句

1. He holds a licensed gun for self-defense. 他持有一把合法的枪支用于自卫。
2. The bar was shut down for selling alcohol without an unlicensed license. 这家酒吧因未持有合法许可证售卖酒精而被关闭。
3. She obtained a license to practice law in the state. 她获得了在该州执业律师的许可证。
4. You must have a valid driving license to rent a car. 租车时必须持有有效的驾照。
5. The software license allows you to install the program on up to five computers. 软件许可证允许您在最多五台计算机上安装该程序。
6. The company applied for a broadcasting license to start their own TV channel. 公司申请了一份广播许可证以开设自己的电视频道。
7. You will need a fishing license if you want to fish in this lake. 如果你想在这个湖里钓鱼，你需要一张钓鱼许可证。
8. He has a driver's license that allows him to operate commercial vehicles. 他有一张允许他驾驶商用车辆的驾照。
9. The bar was fined for serving alcohol without a valid liquor license. 这家酒吧因未持有有效的酒水许可证而被罚款。
10. Before practicing medicine, doctors must obtain a professional license. 医生在行医前必须获得执业许可证。
11. The government suspended the license of the construction company due to safety violations. 政府因安全违规暂停了该建筑公司的许可证。
12. He was found guilty of driving without a license and was fined. 他因驾驶时没有驾照被判有罪并被罚款。
13. She successfully passed the license exam and became a certified accountant. 她成功通过了执照考试，成为一名注册会计师。
14. The government decided to license the production of medical marijuana. 政府决定批准生产医用大麻。
15. The city council voted to license street vendors in the downtown area. 市议会投票决定在市中心地区批准街头摊贩经营。
16. The artist has licensed the reproduction rights of his paintings to a publishing company. 这位艺术家把他的绘画复制权授权给了一家出版公司。
17. They had to obtain a license to import the new technology from abroad. 他们必须获得一项进口新技术的许可证。
18. His license as a private detective was revoked due to misconduct. 由于不当行为，他的私家侦探执照被吊销了。
19. She had to renew her license to operate a daycare center. 她必须续订她经营托儿所的执照。
20. The company is looking to license its patented technology to other manufacturers. 公司正在寻求将其专利技术授权给其他制造商。
21. He was given a license to operate a food truck in the city park. 他获得了在市公园经营移动食品车的许可证。