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II . per·mit <-tt-> VB trans [pəˈmɪt]

1. permit (allow, give permission):

2. permit (make possible):

III . per·mit VB intr [pəˈmɪt]

2. permit form:

ˈpark·ing per·mit N

ˈresi·dence per·mit N

Usage examples with permitting

circumstances permitting
weather permitting

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Their most popular use is the establishment of video links, permitting computers to act as videophones or videoconference stations.
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One is an express elevator, permitting access to only the basement, lobby, and uppermost floors.
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The facades are diaphanous filters permitting views of the city, the canal, and the neighboring architecture.
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But in 1986 one of the century's worst droughts stagnated the economy, permitting no real growth.
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This approach was viewed as more homelike, more convenient for administration and as permitting indefinite expansion.
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Permitting it to rotate to the side or upward exposes it to injury from either self-inflicted hyperextension, or from a stiff block by the opponent.
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This led to the passage of a conscience clause, permitting bishops the right to decline to ordain any given individual into the priesthood for reasons of personal conscience.
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He developed novel combustion devices4 incorporating distinctive heat exchangers, permitting the ignition and burning of very low calorific fuel-air mixtures.
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By permitting each downloader to download only specific parts of the files listed in a torrent, it equips peers to begin seeding sooner.
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The mayor echoed this view, permitting the marriages because he believed the state law was unconstitutional.
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