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licensee
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li·cens·ee  (lsn-s)
n.
One to whom or to which a license is granted.
licensee
Noun
a person who holds a licence, esp. one to sell alcoholic drink
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.licensee - someone to whom a license is granted
retail merchant, retailer - a merchant who sells goods at retail
Translations
licensee [laɪsənˈsiː] n (in a pub) → concesionario/a, dueño/a de un bar
licensee [laɪsənˈsiː] n (Brit) [of pub]; patron(ne) → gérant(e)
licensee [laɪsənˈsiː] license n (of bar) → Inhaber(in) m(f) einer Schankerlaubnis
licensee [laɪsənˈsiː] n (BRIT) [of pub] → detentore/trice di autorizzazione alla vendita di bevande alcoliche


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