A permit is a document or official authorization that allows someone to do something, such as driving a car on public roads. It can also refer to an allowance or permission for something to happen or be done, especially in relation to rules or laws.
Usage examples
You must have a valid permit to enter the national park.
The company policy does not permit employees to use personal cell phones during work hours.
Please obtain a building permit before starting any construction on your property.
The parents granted their teenage daughter a permit to attend the concert.
The government decided to permit outdoor events with a limited number of attendees.
The school principal revoked the student's parking permit for reckless driving.
The new regulations permit small businesses to qualify for tax exemptions.
The local council issued a permit for the construction of a new playground in the neighborhood.
The university library permits students to borrow books for up to three weeks.
Is it reasonable too assume there could be a risk with a diet to high in fiber that does not permit for optimal nutrient absorption? (nutritionfacts.org)
The sling, just as any other fishing gear, is not permitted for use in marine reserves. (ambergriscaye.com)
You may use the Service only as permitted by law. (goodereader.com)