英语词汇license怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ license (US) noun

or chiefly British licence /ˈlaɪsn̩s/

plural licenses

¹ license (US)

noun

or chiefly British licence /ˈlaɪsn̩s/

plural licenses

Learner's definition of LICENSE

[count] : an official document, card, etc., that gives you permission to do, use, or have something（官方）许可证，执照

The restaurant's owner applied for a license to sell liquor.餐厅的老板申请了酒水经营许可证。
a liquor license酒水经营执照
a fishing license捕鱼证

— often used to refer specifically to a driver's license常用于指驾驶证

I have to renew my license.我得更换我的驾驶证。
She was arrested for driving without a license.她因无证驾驶被捕了。
He lost his license after he was arrested for drunk driving.他醉酒驾驶被捕后驾驶证被吊销了。
He had to show his license to prove his age.他不得不出示驾驶证来证明自己的年龄。

— see also driver's license, marriage license

: freedom to act however you want to自由；不受约束 — followed by to + verb接动词不定式

[noncount]

His job as a reporter gives him license to go anywhere and ask anything.记者这个工作使他有自由去任何地方，问任何问题。

[singular]

She regards her illness as a license to treat other people badly. [=she thinks that because she is ill she can treat other people badly]她觉得自己生病了就有理由不善待他人。

[noncount] : the freedom of an artist, writer, etc., to change the way something is described or shown in order to produce a work of art（艺术、写作等）打破常规，破格创作

artistic/poetic/creative license艺术/诗歌/创作的不拘一格

[count] : a document or agreement that allows a certain number of people to use a computer program（使用计算机程序的）许可证，协议

We have a license for 10 users.我们有程序许可协议，可供10个用户使用。

a license to print money

sometimes disapproving

: a way of making a large amount of money very easily轻松挣大钱

He says that if the new law is passed it will give these companies a license to print money.他说如果这条新法规被通过，就等于是给那些公司颁发了印钞执照。

under license

: in a business arrangement where one company gives official permission to another company to do or make something获得许可（进行制造、生产等）

The company makes computer chips under license from the original manufacturer.这家公司得到原厂家的许可，生产电脑芯片。

² license verb

also British licence /ˈlaɪsn̩s/

licenses; licensed; licensing

² license

verb

also British licence /ˈlaɪsn̩s/

licenses; licensed; licensing

Learner's definition of LICENSE

[+ object]

: to give official permission to (someone or something) to do or use something : to give a license to (someone or something)给…发许可证；批准

The restaurant has now been licensed to sell liquor.这家餐馆已经得到了经营酒类的许可证。

: to give official permission for (something)就…发许可证

a new drug licensed by the government有政府许可证的新药
The gun was not licensed to him. [=he did not have formal permission to own the gun]这支枪他无权使用。

: to allow the use of (a name, property, etc.) through a formal agreement按协议特许；授权

The company licensed its name to others.这家公司授权其他公司使用其名称。

单词	license
释义	license (verb) license 9 ENTRIES FOUND: license (noun) license (verb) licensed (adjective) licensed practical nurse (noun) license number (noun) license plate (noun) driver's license (noun) marriage license (noun) print (verb) ¹ license (US) noun or chiefly British licence /ˈlaɪsn̩s/ plural licenses ¹ license (US) noun or chiefly British licence /ˈlaɪsn̩s/ plural licenses Learner's definition of LICENSE 1 [count] : an official document, card, etc., that gives you permission to do, use, or have something（官方）许可证，执照 The restaurant's owner applied for a license to sell liquor.餐厅的老板申请了酒水经营许可证。 a liquor license酒水经营执照 a fishing license捕鱼证 — often used to refer specifically to a driver's license常用于指驾驶证 I have to renew my license.我得更换我的驾驶证。 She was arrested for driving without a license.她因无证驾驶被捕了。 He lost his license after he was arrested for drunk driving.他醉酒驾驶被捕后驾驶证被吊销了。 He had to show his license to prove his age.他不得不出示驾驶证来证明自己的年龄。 — see also driver's license, marriage license 2 : freedom to act however you want to自由；不受约束 — followed by to + verb接动词不定式 [noncount] His job as a reporter gives him license to go anywhere and ask anything.记者这个工作使他有自由去任何地方，问任何问题。 [singular] She regards her illness as a license to treat other people badly. [=she thinks that because she is ill she can treat other people badly]她觉得自己生病了就有理由不善待他人。 3 [noncount] : the freedom of an artist, writer, etc., to change the way something is described or shown in order to produce a work of art（艺术、写作等）打破常规，破格创作 artistic/poetic/creative license艺术/诗歌/创作的不拘一格 4 [count] : a document or agreement that allows a certain number of people to use a computer program（使用计算机程序的）许可证，协议 We have a license for 10 users.我们有程序许可协议，可供10个用户使用。 a license to print money sometimes disapproving : a way of making a large amount of money very easily轻松挣大钱 He says that if the new law is passed it will give these companies a license to print money.他说如果这条新法规被通过，就等于是给那些公司颁发了印钞执照。 under license : in a business arrangement where one company gives official permission to another company to do or make something获得许可（进行制造、生产等） The company makes computer chips under license from the original manufacturer.这家公司得到原厂家的许可，生产电脑芯片。 ² license verb also British licence /ˈlaɪsn̩s/ licenses; licensed; licensing ² license verb also British licence /ˈlaɪsn̩s/ licenses; licensed; licensing Learner's definition of LICENSE [+ object] 1 : to give official permission to (someone or something) to do or use something : to give a license to (someone or something)给…发许可证；批准 The restaurant has now been licensed to sell liquor.这家餐馆已经得到了经营酒类的许可证。 2 : to give official permission for (something)就…发许可证 a new drug licensed by the government有政府许可证的新药 The gun was not licensed to him. [=he did not have formal permission to own the gun]这支枪他无权使用。 3 : to allow the use of (a name, property, etc.) through a formal agreement按协议特许；授权 The company licensed its name to others.这家公司授权其他公司使用其名称。
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