licensed
Word family
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++li·censed (also licenced British English) /ˈlaɪsənst/ ●○○ AWL adjective 1 British EnglishDFD having a licence to sell alcoholic drinks 有售酒许可的 a licensed restaurant 有售酒许可证的餐厅2. SCLEGALa car, gun etc that is licensed is one that someone has official permission to own or use 持有执照的，获准拥有的3 PGhaving been given official permission to do a particular job 获准执业的 a licensed private investigator 有执照的私人侦探Examples from the Corpus
licensed• Most of these are supplied by licensed and contract brewing agreements with long-established partners.• Like the committees of July 1936, they issued passports, raised local levies, licensed apothecaries.• Getting a job at another licensed dealer was somewhat easier.• Most licensed dealers could not resist kicking a man when he's down.• This went to show that the full potential of a client was measurable only outside the licensed dealing fraternity.• licensed drivers• Money from the fund was payable to depositors on the insolvency of a recognised bank or licensed institution.• Membership of the Society is open to anyone interested in amateur radio, whether licensed or unlicensed.• In Derby it is a condition on the public entertainment licence for all licensed premises employing doormen.li·censed adjectiveChineseSyllable
sell drinks having to Corpus licence a alcoholic
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licensed
li‧censed AC
(also licenced British English) /ˈlaɪsənst/ adjective1. British English having a licence to sell alcoholic drinks:
a licensed restaurant
2. a car, gun etc that is licensed is one that someone has official permission to own or use
3. having been given official permission to do a particular job:
a licensed private investigator
li‧censed AC
(also licenced British English) /ˈlaɪsənst/ adjective1. British English having a licence to sell alcoholic drinks: 2. a car, gun etc that is licensed is one that someone has official permission to own or use
3. having been given official permission to do a particular job: