to license sb
121license — /ˈlaɪsəns / (say luysuhns) verb (t) (licensed, licensing) 1. to grant authoritative permission or licence to; authorise: * I m licensed to sell grog, as one of them explained to a startled Sydney man, and, by G–, I m going to. –c.e.w. bean, 1910 …
122license — Laikini (for various kinds, see Haw. Eng. entry and entries that follow it); palapala ae. ♦ Licensed prostitute, wahine laikini …
123license plate — Laikini ka a (automobile) …
124license — In relation to a patent, copyright or trademark, a contract that gives written permission for the use of protected creations and thus for the creator to make money (often in the form of royalties) without having to become a manufacturer or… …
125license plate — A plate (issued by a government) located on the back (and sometimes also the front) of a vehicle showing its registration. The British term is number plate …
126license — v.tr. (also licence) 1 grant a licence to (a person). 2 authorize the use of (premises) for a certain purpose, esp. the sale and consumption of alcoholic liquor. 3 authorize the publication of (a book etc.) or the performance of (a play). 4… …
127license bond — noun : a surety bond required by law as a condition precedent to the pursuit of a specified business or profession …
128license to print money — a very lucrative commercial activity, typically one perceived as requiring little effort …
