special licence
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌspecial ˈlicence noun [countable, uncountable] British English SCLRRCspecial permission given by the Church of England for a marriage to take place at a time or place not usually allowed 结婚特许证〔英国教会颁发的特别许可证，允许人们在通常不准结婚的时间或地点办理结婚〕
Examples from the Corpus
special licence• He bragged that he needed a special licence to bring it on the bus.• Each brothel has to obtain a special licence from the police and the names of the women must also be registered.• You can be married more quickly with a special licence but that will cost you £80.• On May 11 Maisie and Thomas were married by special licence at Dunfermline.ˌspecial ˈlicence nounChineseSyllable
Corpus a by of Church the permission special given England for
special licence
ˌspecial ˈlicence
noun [uncountable and countable] British English
special permission given by the Church of England for a marriage to take place at a time or place not usually allowed
ˌspecial ˈlicence
noun [uncountable and countable] British Englishspecial permission given by the Church of England for a marriage to take place at a time or place not usually allowed