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licensed

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li·cense  (lsns)
n.
1.
a. Official or legal permission to do or own a specified thing. See Synonyms at permission.
b. A document, plate, or tag that is issued as proof of official or legal permission: a driver's license.
2. Deviation from normal rules, practices, or methods in order to achieve a certain end or effect.
3. Latitude of action, especially in behavior or speech. See Synonyms at freedom.
4.
a. Lack of due restraint; excessive freedom: "When liberty becomes license, dictatorship is near" (Will Durant).
b. Heedlessness for the precepts of proper behavior; licentiousness.
tr.v. li·censed, li·cens·ing, li·cens·es
1. To give or yield permission to or for.
2. To grant a license to or for; authorize. See Synonyms at authorize.

[Middle English licence, from Old French, from Medieval Latin licentia, authorization, from Latin, freedom, from licns, licent-, present participle of licre, to be permitted.]

licens·a·ble adj.
licens·er, licen·sor (-sn-sôr) n.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.licensedlicensed - given official approval to act; "an accredited college"; "commissioned broker"; "licensed pharmacist"; "authorized representative"
authorised, authorized - endowed with authority

licensed
adjective permitted, allowed, sanctioned, authorized a licensed rifle
Translations
licensed [ˈlaɪsənst]
A. ADJ [dealer] → autorizado; [restaurant, premises] → autorizado para la venta de bebidas alcohólicas
B. CPD licensed trade Ncomercio m autorizado, negocio m autorizado
licensed victualler Nvendedor(a) m/f de bebidas alcohólicas
licensed [ˈlaɪsənst] adj
(for alcohol)patenté(e) pour la vente des spiritueux, qui a une patente de débit de boissons
[car] → immatriculé(e); [firearm] → déclaré(e)
to be licensed to do sth [person] → être habilité à faire qch
licensed
adj
pilotmit Pilotenschein; taxi drivermit Taxischein; physicianapprobiert; he’s a licensed piloter hat einen Pilotenschein
(= selling alcohol) licensed bar/premisesLokal ntmit Schankerlaubnis; fully licensedmit voller Schankkonzession or -erlaubnis; licensed trade(konzessionierter) Alkoholhandel; I used to be in the licensed tradeich war früher Gastwirt; licensed victualler Lebensmittelhändler mit einer Konzession für den Verkauf von Alkohol; he won’t stay at a hotel unless it’s licenseder übernachtet nur in Hotels mit Alkoholausschank
licensed [ˈlaɪsnst] adj (restaurant, premises) → autorizzato/a alla vendita di bevande alcoliche
licensed [ˈlaɪsnst] adj (restaurant, premises) → autorizzato/a alla vendita di bevande alcoliche


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The city fathers sanctioned them and licensed them.
For the most odious weeks I had been a licensed digger on Black Hill Flats; and I had actually failed to make running expenses.
She considered herself to be of French descent, which might have been true; and after a good many years of married life with a licensed victualler of the more common sort, she provided for the years of widowhood by letting furnished apartments for gentlemen near Vauxhall Bridge Road in a square once of some splendour and still included in the district of Belgravia.
 
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