Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Permit"s

A: Usually it means just tonight. Then the following night you need to do it again.

A: People who are not coming to buy something are allowed. Hope this helps...

A: Verb: to allow, to let someone do something
Noun: an official form, paper, or document that allows someone to do something.
Examples: 1. I need to get a permit so I can open a restaurant. 2. You need a permit to park here.(Noun)
1. I will permit you to pass. (Verb)

A: A permit is a document or record that allows you to do something specific that you wouldn't normally be allowed to do.

For example, a parking permit will allow you to park without penalty in certain areas

These are normally time limited and are not to be confused with a license which is where you have taken a test to prove you are capable of doing something and are given a document which allows you to do this legal. For example a driving license or a pilots license

A: I need a driving permit.
I need a construction permit.

A: 1. We shall leave tomorrow, weather permitting.
2. They were not permitted to cross into Canada.
3. We'll go out tomorrow if the weather permits.
4. Newspaper reporters were not permitted inside.
5. The hotel does not permit guests to keep pets.
6. You can't enter the building without a permit.
7. Inhabitants were not permitted to enter the area.
8. You'll have to get a permit to visit that factory.
9. The doorman did not permit me to enter the theater.
10. Tom won't permit Mary to go to the party with John.
11. If you permit me to speak, I can explain everything.
12. The landlord won't permit him to paint the door red.
13. Flash photography is not permitted beyond this point.
14. Put out your cigarette. Smoking's not permitted here.
15. Women are not permitted to drive cars in Saudi Arabia. 16. You are not permitted to bring dogs into this building. 17. Are there any religions that don't permit organ donation?
18. Our teacher permitted us to use a dictionary during the test.
19. No unauthorised persons will be permitted inside the perimeter.
20. Students arriving late will not be permitted to enter the hall.
21. If your schedule permits, let's tentatively plan on meeting tomorrow at 2:00 pm.

A: You need a permit to be here.

My parents do not permit smoking or drinking in the house.

I have my driver's permit. It allows me to drive with my parents in the car.

No pets are permitted on the premises.

A: Official document: You need a permit to sell this on the street.

Allow: Mom will not permit me to go out today.
If the weather permits, we can have a picnic outside tomorrow.

A: They are pretty similar, but "allow" is more normal, and "permitted" is more formal.

Exception: "permits" like "I got a permit to film" or "I'm allowed to film because I have a permit"

Let me say this:
"he is allowed to come in." <-- to let someone enter
"We made him an allowance" <-- we made an exception
"He gets an allowance from his parents" <-- he gets money from his parents

"he is permitted to enter" <-- we let him come in
"Do you have a permit?" <-- do you have a paper that says you can do this?

A: Permit은 어느 공개하지않은 곳을 당신만 통과할 수 있을때는 You are permitted/You get a permission.

Let은 더 편하는데, 친구들이 시용할 수 있입니다.

Allow는 중간인데, 선생님이랑 학생분들의 대화같아요.

저의 한국말 잘하지 않은데...죄송합니다...

A: to permit something is to give permission
ex: I do not permit you to leave the house after 9pm.
admit, depending on the circumstance, can be used in place of permit. however admit can also mean to confess something is true
ex1: you are admitted entry.
ex2: I admit what I did was wrong

A: Permit is a a verb (or a noun) and permission is a noun.

I will permit him to do that.

I will give him permission to do that.

However, permit can also mean something else. A permit is something you get if you need to build something.

I have the permits to build the house, we can start tomorrow!

A: Both hold pretty much the same meaning, but what varies is the times that they are used in. "Permit" makes me think of a school, and "allow" is more like something you'd see on a sign. However, I hear them used in conversations as well. "Allow" tends to hold the stronger meaning to me, but that's only because I feel that "permit" is a weak word.

Hope this helps!

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A: Permit

A: Both are correct. “Permit me” is more formal.

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A: Hi !
is used when talking about rules or standards, for example:

-The organization ensures that its members apply agrochemicals (where permitted within these standards.

- Where permitted by law, we are obligated to notify.

こんにちは ！
ルールや標準について話すときに使用されます。たとえば、次のようになります。

- 組織は、メンバーが農薬を適用することを保証する（これらの基準内で許可されている場合）。

- 法律で許可されている場合は、通知する義務があります。

A: @omniscientbaer @JasonLin @Sneha1991 Thank you for your greatly helpful explanation and instructions!