export licence in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for export licence in the English»French Dictionary

export licence Brit, export license Am N

export licence

licence f d'exportation

Translations for export licence in the French»English Dictionary

licence d'importation/d'exportation

import/export licence

Translations for export licence in the English»French Dictionary

licence Brit, license Am [Brit ˈlʌɪs(ə)ns, Am ˈlaɪs(ə)ns] N

1. licence (to make, sell sth):

licence

licence f (to do de faire, for pour)

the restaurant doesn't have a licence

le restaurant n'a pas de licence de débit de boissons

sold/manufactured/brewed under licence (from)

vendu/fabriqué/brassé sous licence (de)

2. licence:

licence (to drive, carry gun, fish)

permis m (to do pour faire, for pour)

licence (for TV)

redevance f

to lose one's (driving) licence

se faire retirer son permis (de conduire)

to be married by special licence

se marier avec dispense

3. licence (freedom):

licence pej

licence f pej

4. licence (permission):

licence fig

autorisation f

this law is a licence to harass the innocent

cette loi laisse le champ libre pour harceler les innocents

it's a licence to print money

c'est un pactole

I.export N [Brit ˈɛkspɔːt, Am ˈɛkˌspɔrt]

export

exportation f (of de)

‘for export only’ (on product)

‘exportation’

visible and invisible exports

exportations visibles et invisibles

a ban on exports

un embargo sur les exportations

it's our best-known export

c'est notre meilleur produit d'exportation also fig

II.export VB trans [Brit ɪkˈspɔːt, ɛkˈspɔːt, ˈɛkspɔːt, Am ɪkˈspɔrt, ˈɛkspɔrt] (all contexts)

export

exporter (from de)

to export sth to France/to several countries

exporter qc en France/dans plusieurs pays

III.export VB intr [Brit ɪkˈspɔːt, ɛkˈspɔːt, ˈɛkspɔːt, Am ɪkˈspɔrt, ˈɛkspɔrt]

export

exporter

to export to France/to many countries

exporter vers la France/dans plusieurs pays

export licence in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for export licence in the English»French Dictionary

export licence

permis m d'exporter

Translations for export licence in the English»French Dictionary

I.export [ɪkˈspɔ:t, Am -ˈspɔ:rt] VB trans

export

exporter

to export sth to Germany

exporter qc en Allemagne

II.export [ɪkˈspɔ:t, Am -ˈspɔ:rt] VB intr

export

exporter

III.export [ɪkˈspɔ:t, Am -ˈspɔ:rt] N

export

exportation f

export goods

biens mpl d'exportation

export licence

permis m d'exporter

export business

exportation f

licence [ˈlaɪsənts] N

1. licence (document):

licence

permis m

gun licence

permis m de port d'arme

dog licence

plaque f de chien

2. licence (maker's permission):

licence

licence f

under licence

sous autorisation

3. licence no pl form (freedom):

licence

licence f

to allow sb licence

permettre à qn des licences

to have licence to +infin

avoir l'autorisation de +infin

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

To the knowledge of the buyer the seller does not apply for an export licence with the result that the transaction can not proceed.

en.wikipedia.org

However, after the reserve was not met at today's auction the owner has requested that the auctioneers apply for an export licence.

www.rte.ie

We also gave them a letter, which they signed for, advising them the ring would need an export licence.

news.nationalpost.com

The case related to the balance of the paintings subject of the export licence.

www.independent.ie

Yes, he'd forgotten to get an export licence and to declare the money.

www.cbc.ca

The temporary ban was imposed after the owner applied for an export licence.

www.bbc.co.uk

Where paintings are legally exported from one member state to another, the latter state is entitled to issue an export licence, it says.

www.independent.ie

The seller is obliged to obtain an export licence.

en.wikipedia.org

This bidder so happens to be based overseas and has applied for an export licence to take the letter out of the country.

www.thesun.ie

This will have the effect of delaying the issuing of an export licence for the letter for a year.

www.thejournal.ie