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单词 licensed
释义
licensed
adjective
uk
/ˈlaɪ.sənst/us
/ˈlaɪ.sənst/
having alicence(= anofficialdocument)that gives youpermissionto own, do, or use something:
a licensedpilot
UKa licensedrestaurant(= one that isallowedtosellalcohol)
USa licensed daycarecenter
He is not a licensedmentalhealthcounselor.
See
license
More examples
  • Makesureyou aredealingwith a licensedmassagetherapist.
  • Federallawprohibitslicensedgundealersfromsellinghandgunstoindividualsunder theageof 21.
  • Sales of licensedbaseballmerchandisebringin about $100 millionperyear.
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  • legally
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  • non-criminal
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(Definition oflicensedfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

licensed| Business English

licensed
adjective
uk
/ˈlaɪsənst/us
LAW,GOVERNMENT
havingofficialpermissionto do, have, orsellsomething:
You shouldensurethatyourinvestmentadviseris licensed.
Thegoodsoriginatedfromstateinspectedandlicensedfacilities.
alicenseddriver/engineer/therapist
alicensedbroker/contractor/dealer
LAW,COMMERCE,IT
produced, used, orsoldwith thepermissionof thepersonorcompanywho hascreatedsomething orownssomething:
About 300 licensedproductswillreachstoresby the end of theyear.
Theversionof thesoftwarethey were using was not licensed.
LAW,GOVERNMENTUK
officiallyallowedtosellalcohol:
Over the past 20years, thenumberoflicensedpremiseshasincreasedby 23%.
Therestaurantis not licensed, but you canbringyourownwine.
(Definition oflicensedfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoflicensed

licensed
This attitude of ours is a form of "scientism" we thinklicensedby the track record of the scientific disciplines and institutions.
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As it would appear, nothing is better suited to prevent a revolutionary upheaval than thelicensedrevolt enacted in carnival.
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Music can belicensedunder creative commons,8 meaning that the artists can determine how and for what purposes their music can be used.
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Since the number is also specified in the output of the lexical rule, plural inflectional affixes cannot be combined with stemslicensedby (47).
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Firstly, alicensedposition acquires its ability to a-license melodic material from its p-licensor.
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Similarly, in languages where n-words normally need to belicensed, they can sometimes appear in adjoined contexts, but fail to appear in conjoined contexts.
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The number of obligatory argumentslicensedby the verb indicates the level of complexity of a verb.
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The loss of agreement clitics naturally means that pro is no longerlicensedin posthead argument position.
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At present, however, no products have beenlicensedfor clinical use.
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This insatiable thirst spawned illicit trade, and as the tributary trade waned, illicit traders replacedlicensedmerchants as major players in the trade network.
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Players bought slips with numbers on them on street corners or fromlicensedoperators.
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Anonymously authored pamphlets were hardly the most serious obstacles that the state's informers and their police partners inlicensedcrime had to overcome.
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Assessing medically impaired older drivers in alicensedagency setting.
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Another event role, that of initiator, may belicensedby a higher functional projection.
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Adjuvants that are currentlylicensedfor use in humans.
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