English to Maori Meaning of permit - te tukua e te

Permit :
te tukua e te

whakaaetanga, whakaae, te tukua e te, waiho, whakamanatanga, raihana, whakamana, uruwhenua, te papa'iraa, mana kōkiri, fakahinohino

raihana, whakaaetia, whakaae, fakangofua, whakamana, te tukua e te, tukua, manako, hāngai, amo, hanga tahua mo, ū, tuku, kia, whakahau, tono, hoatu he whakahau, te whakatakoto atu, atu tenei, mea, korero, whakahua, mamae, tukua mai, Päkehä

tukua etukuatukua
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Definitions of permit in English
Noun(1) a legal document giving official permission to do something(2) the act of giving a formal (usually written(3) large game fish; found in waters of the West Indies
Verb(1) consent to, give permission(2) make it possible through a specific action or lack of action for something to happen(3) allow the presence of or allow (an activity
Examples of permit in English
(1) Although labour has been plentiful and cheap, vineyards are designed wherever possible to permit the passage of tractors for cultivation and treatment purposes.(2) Be assured that our aim is to restore a better balance when circumstances permit .(3) In addition, schedules rarely permit small police units to use the facilities of the bigger departments.(4) Only city staff and city council seemed to be off-side, which is why the current plan and the agreement authorized by the city would not permit them.(5) The authorities concerned should not permit allotment of sites in a layout till the government's specifications are met.(6) She nearly missed out on college because of a law that wouldn't permit her to move past a mistake she'd once made.(7) Either it was too physically demanding and dangerous or the authorities would not permit it.(8) In the meantime only Customs and Excise permit holders are being permitted to use the first three floors.(9) The most important document was the green passport-type residence permit .(10) Such quantitative measurements permit inferences about the topology and internal organization of this organelle.(11) For so long in the discretion of the South African authorities as they would not permit him to have access to it.(12) Apparently I have been driving without a valid permit for about 4 months.(13) He gave the same punishment to an Indian man who had tried to get a residency permit using forged documents.(14) Maintain multilevel security databases that safeguard sources and permit authorized access to unprocessed data.(15) She said the scheme was intended to reduce demand for parking and therefore help permit holders to park.(16) State law would permit property owners to petition to form a neighborhood association within a proposed boundary.
Related Phrases of permit
(1) work permit ::
te tukua e mahi
(2) residence permit ::
tukua e te noho
(3) driving permit ::
te tukua e te peia
(4) building permit ::
tukua e te whare
(5) entry permit ::
tukua e te urunga
(6) import permit ::
tukua e te kawemai
(7) residency permit ::
tukua e te noho
(8) exit permit ::
tukua e te putanga
(9) travel permit ::
tukua e te haere
(10) leave permit ::
waiho te tukua e te
Synonyms
Noun
1. authorization ::
whakamanatanga
2. license ::
raihana
Verb
3. allow ::
tukua
Antonyms
1. ban ::
kanga
2. enjoin ::
te whakatakoto atu
3. forbid ::
riria
4. prohibit ::
Ka rāhuitia e
5. proscribe ::
proscribe
6. veto ::
aukati
Different Forms
permit, permits
Word Example from TV Shows
I am not guilty. I only have a learner's permit.

I am not guilty. I only have a learner's PERMIT.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 16

an official complaint, but if they do have a permit,

an official complaint, but if they do have a PERMIT,

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 14

Here's your learner's permit. Go away.

Here's your learner's PERMIT. Go away.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 5

I have always wanted a permit to dispose of hazardous waste.

I have always wanted a PERMIT to dispose of hazardous waste.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 10

We didn't do the whole permit thing.

We didn't do the whole PERMIT thing.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 14

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