permitido
/peɾmiˈtido/, [peɾ.miˈt̪i.ð̞o]allowed, permitted
Verb permitido m (feminine singular permitida, masculine plural permitidos, feminine plural permitidas)
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Masculine singular past participle of permitir.
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Pensé que Tom no tenía permitido comer dulces.
I thought Tom wasn't allowed to eat candy.
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No debería estar permitido guardar muestras de ADN.
It shouldn't be permitted to store samples of DNA.
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En Massachusetts no está permitido que un hombre se case con la abuela de su mujer.
In Massachusetts, a man is not allowed to marry his wife's grandmother.
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No está permitido que nadie vaya allá.
No one is allowed to go there.
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Tom no tenía permitido decirle a Mary todo lo que sabía.
Tom wasn't allowed to tell Mary everything he knew.
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No le está permitido salir del país.
He's not allowed to leave the country.
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En E.E.U.U, el matrimonio gay solo es permitido en algunos estados.
In the US, a gay union is permitted only in some states.
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No estás permitido allá adentro.
You're not allowed in there.
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No está permitido entrar perros a este edificio.
You aren't permitted to bring dogs into this building.
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El matrimonio gay está permitido en menos del 20% de los países.
Gay marriage is permitted in less than 20% of countries.
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