Pronunciation

/pərˈmɪʃn/

Definitions

Noun

1. Permission (n): The right or authority given by someone to do something, usually with certain conditions or restrictions. Example: “She asked for permission to use the car.”
2. Authorization (n): The act of giving official approval or consent. Example: “The manager granted permission for the project to proceed.”

Verb

1. To grant permission (v): To allow or permit someone to do something. Example: “The teacher granted permission for the students to leave early.”
2. To seek permission (v): To ask for approval or authorization before doing something. Example: “He sought permission to bring his dog to the event.”

Phrases

• “With permission” indicates that you are asking if it’s okay to proceed. Example: “May I speak now, with your permission?”
• “Permission denied” means that a request has been refused. Example: “Your application for a visa has been denied.”
• “Take permission” implies asking for permission before taking an action. Example: “Please take permission before entering the restricted area.”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She received permission to stay out late on weekends.”
• Verb: “The parent gave their child permission to join the camping trip.”
• As a request: “Could I have your permission to close the door?”

Synonyms

• Authorization
• Approval
• Consent -许可
• Allowance
• Sanction
• Permission granted