licensed in Japanese
licensed in Japanese is 免許 — licensed means officially authorized by a license to do something.
licensed in Japanese
免許
Pronounced: menkyo
What does "licensed" mean?
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adj Officially authorized by a license to do something.
"You must be a licensed driver before you can hire a van."
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adj Permitted by license to sell alcohol.
"The cafe isn't licensed, so please bring your own drinks."
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licensed in a sentence
- You must be a licensed driver before you can hire a van.
- Only licensed pilots are allowed to fly the small plane.
- The cafe isn't licensed, so please bring your own drinks.
- They applied to become a licensed venue before opening the village bar.
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What is "licensed" in Japanese?
"licensed" in Japanese is 免許. licensed means: Officially authorized by a license to do something.
How do you pronounce 免許?
"licensed" in Japanese is 免許, pronounced "menkyo".
How do you use "licensed" in a sentence?
Example: "You must be a licensed driver before you can hire a van." In Japanese, "licensed" is 免許.
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