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Ausreisegenehmigung
ˈexit per·mit N
I. per·mit N [ˈpɜ:mɪt, Am ˈpɜ:r-]
Genehmigung f <-, -en>
Jagdschein m <-(e)s, -e>
Arbeitserlaubnis f <-> kein pl
II. per·mit <-tt-> VB trans [pəˈmɪt, Am pɚˈ-]
1. permit (allow, give permission):
jdm/sich erlauben [o. gestatten] , etw zu tun
sich dat etw genehmigen [o. erlauben]
2. permit (make possible):
to permit sb to do sth
III. per·mit VB intr [pəˈmɪt, Am pɚˈ-]
1. permit (allow):
2. permit form:
I. exit [ˈeksɪt, ˈegz-] N
1. exit (way out):
Ausgang m <-s, -gän·ge>
Notausgang m <-(e)s, -gänge>
Notausgang m <-(e)s, -gänge>
Feuertreppe f <-, -n>
2. exit:
Weggehen nt kein pl
Abgang m <-(e)s, -gän·ge>
Hinausgehen nt kein pl
to make an exit from room
3. exit (road off):
Ausfahrt f <-, -en>
Abfahrt f <-, -en> FRG, A
4. exit THEAT:
Abgang m <-(e)s, -gän·ge>
II. exit [ˈeksɪt, ˈegz-] VB trans
to exit sth building, road
to exit sth COMPUT program
to exit sth COMPUT program
aus etw dat aussteigen A, CH
III. exit [ˈeksɪt, ˈegz-] VB intr
1. exit (leave):
2. exit (leave road):
3. exit (leave the stage):
permit N INV-FIN
exit N INV-FIN
Present
Ipermit
youpermit
he/she/itpermits
wepermit
youpermit
theypermit
Past
Ipermitted
youpermitted
he/she/itpermitted
wepermitted
youpermitted
theypermitted
Present Perfect
Ihavepermitted
youhavepermitted
he/she/ithaspermitted
wehavepermitted
youhavepermitted
theyhavepermitted
Past Perfect
Ihadpermitted
youhadpermitted
he/she/ithadpermitted
wehadpermitted
youhadpermitted
theyhadpermitted
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The company's foray into aircraft production did not result in the projected market size and the company exited the field in about 2003.
en.wikipedia.org
Teller ended the meeting by standing up in a huff, but his attempt at a dramatic exit was marred by the fact that he was wearing Rollerblades.
www.gizmodo.com.au
This, combined with the flat-plane crankshaft, provides a relatively simple exhaust layout, in which the exhaust pipes exit on the outer side of the block.
en.wikipedia.org
This is unchartered territory as to how it all plays out with the exit negotiations.
business.inquirer.net
As a result, most shops opt to use separate tools to deburr the entry and exit edges of a hole rather than a single tool that can do both.
www.ferret.com.au
Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)
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There were times when only women and agricultural workers received exit permits.
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www.goethe.de
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Zeitweise bekamen nur noch Frauen und Landarbeiter Ausreisegenehmigungen.
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