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PERMIT

verb

present participle permitting, past tense and past participle permitted formal

​ to allow something

autorizar, permitir

Photography is not permitted inside the museum.

 

PERMIT

noun

a paper that allows you to do something

permiso, licencia

a work permit

 

PERMIT

verb

past tense, past participle permitted

to agree to (another person’s action); to allow or let (someone do something)

permitir

Permit me to answer your question

Smoking is not permitted.

 

to make possible

permitir

My aunt’s legacy permitted me to go to America.

permissible /pəˈmisəbəl/ adjectiie

 

allowed by a rule or law

Permitido

It is now permissible for a judge to sit alone to deal with unfair dismissalcases at employment tribunals.

permission /pəˈmiʃən/ noun

 

a written, spoken etc agreement that someone may do something

permiso, autoización

She gave me permission to leave.

permissive /pəˈmisiv/ adjective

 

allowing a great or excessive amount of freedom ofbehaviour/behavior, especially in sexual matters

Permisivo

the permissive society of the Sixties.

permissiveness /pəˈmisivnis/ noun

 

Permisividad

the increasing permissiveness of modern society.