英语词组PERMISSION是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

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PERMISSION

excuse someone

to permit someone to leave; to permit someone to remain away from an event.

The coach excused John from practice yesterday.The teacher excused John, and he ran quickly from the room.

get the go-ahead and get the green light

to receive a signal to start or continue.

We have to wait here until we have the go-ahead.I hope we get the green light on our project soon.

give someone a blank check and give a blank check to someone

to give someone freedom or permission to act as one wishes or thinks necessary. (From a signed bank check with the amount left blank.)

He's been given a blank check with regard to reorganizing the workforce.The manager has been given no instructions about how to train the staff. The owner just gave him a blank check.Jane gave the decorator a blank check and said she wanted the whole house done.

give someone the go-ahead and give someone the green light

to give someone the signal to start or continue.

It's time to start work. Give everybody the go-ahead.They gave us the green light to start.

hear of something

to tolerate something; to permit something. (Usually negative.)

No, you cannot go to the movies! I won't hear of it!My mother wouldn't hear of my marrying Bill.

on someone's say-so

on someone's authority; with someone's permission.

I can't do it on your say-so. I'll have to get a written request.BILL: I canceled the contract with the A.B.C. Company. BOB: On whose say-so?

open the door to something

to permit or allow something to become a possibility.

Your policy opens the door to cheating.Your statement opens the door to John's candidacy.

will not hear of something

to refuse to tolerate or permit something.

You mustn't drive home alone. I won't hear of it.My parents won't hear of my staying out that late.

PERMISSION - LACKING

there is no doing something

one is not permitted to do something. (Informal.)

There is no arguing with Bill.There is no cigarette smoking here.

词组	PERMISSION
释义	IDIOMSLANG PERMISSION excuse someone to permit someone to leave; to permit someone to remain away from an event. The coach excused John from practice yesterday.The teacher excused John, and he ran quickly from the room. get the go-ahead and get the green light to receive a signal to start or continue. We have to wait here until we have the go-ahead.I hope we get the green light on our project soon. give someone a blank check and give a blank check to someone to give someone freedom or permission to act as one wishes or thinks necessary. (From a signed bank check with the amount left blank.) He's been given a blank check with regard to reorganizing the workforce.The manager has been given no instructions about how to train the staff. The owner just gave him a blank check.Jane gave the decorator a blank check and said she wanted the whole house done. give someone the go-ahead and give someone the green light to give someone the signal to start or continue. It's time to start work. Give everybody the go-ahead.They gave us the green light to start. hear of something to tolerate something; to permit something. (Usually negative.) No, you cannot go to the movies! I won't hear of it!My mother wouldn't hear of my marrying Bill. on someone's say-so on someone's authority; with someone's permission. I can't do it on your say-so. I'll have to get a written request.BILL: I canceled the contract with the A.B.C. Company. BOB: On whose say-so? open the door to something to permit or allow something to become a possibility. Your policy opens the door to cheating.Your statement opens the door to John's candidacy. will not hear of something to refuse to tolerate or permit something. You mustn't drive home alone. I won't hear of it.My parents won't hear of my staying out that late. PERMISSION - LACKING there is no doing something one is not permitted to do something. (Informal.) There is no arguing with Bill.There is no cigarette smoking here. go-ahead n. permission to proceed; the signal to go ahead. We're ready to go as soon as we get the go-ahead.I gave him the go-ahead, and the tanks started moving in.
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