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li·cit
lI siht
licitly (adv.)
Adjective
1. sanctioned by custom or morality especially sexual morality;
"a wife's licit love"
2. authorized, sanctioned by, or in accordance with law;
"a legitimate government"
"合法的,允许的",15世纪晚期,源自拉丁语 licitus "合法的,被允许的,被准许的",过去分词形式为 licere "被允许,合法"(参见 licence(n.))。相关词汇: Licitly; licitness。在19世纪早期的英格兰,它被不公正地谴责为美国用语。
Middle French licite, from Latin licitus, from past participle of licēre to be permitted — more at license
The first known use of licit was in the 15th century
1 According to the State Department’s latest Country Reports on Terrorism, supporters in the region are engaged in efforts to build Hezbollah’s “infrastructure in South America and fund-raising, both through licit and illicit means.”
2 But animals’ taste for human goods — licit and illicit — can also bring trouble for them and for us.
3 He would have preferred a Vatican ruling that such baptisms were valid even if not “licit,” or done by the book — in which case the priest might face discipline but the faithful would be unaffected.
4 By integrating real, licit drugs into the fabric of his work, he connects transcendence and the pharmaceutical industry, which weaves and disseminates its own mass hallucinatory dream of better living through chemistry.
5 “This is a way for guns to move from the licit to illicit markets.”
6 It is not known exactly what was in that shipment, but North Korea often uses licit trading avenues to move illicit goods.
7 The Vatican has declared that all COVID-19 vaccines are not only morally licit, but that people have a moral responsibility to get the jabs to protect others.
8 The power of the government must be restricted and the licit right of people must he insured.
政府部门的权力要受到约束,人们的合法权利要得到充分保障。
9 Fortunately, he was able to retain a substantial annuity, and so his second, not quite licit, family was never in financial straits.
10 For more than half of the commodities, they start from an illicit source because they are poached and then trafficked, but ultimately they go into the licit market.
11 “They put obstacles, barriers. A licit practice was delayed and the process of gestation was allowed to advance and ended where it ended,” she said, according to AFP.
12 She made some money by licit means.
他用正当的手段挣了一些钱。
13 The influence of many drugs of abuse licit and illicit on immune function has been examined extensively in recent years.
在免疫的功能上合法和违法的滥用的很多药的影响在近年已经被广泛地检查。
14 In trying to please its senior ranks, the army has allowed officers to benefit from criminal enterprises—the army helps preside over Myanmar’s licit and illicit economies.
15 The higher prices and shortages of licit liquor encourage the production and consumption of homemade moonshine made out of . . . well, you probably don’t want to know.
16 Supporters of a regulated trade say it could stem poaching by bringing licit supplies directly to the source of demand.
17 The bill would also create a government agency to ensure that licit cannabis isn’t being used in illegal activities.
18 In practice, there are no clear boundaries between the illicit and licit economies, where networks have developed over time with complex overlapping connections.
19 The pontiff has repeatedly denounced it as evidence of “throwaway culture,” and in 2019 he asked at a Catholic-sponsored conference, “Is it licit to hire a hitman to resolve a problem?”
20 Egypt has squeezed Hamas, throttling Gaza’s licit and illicit border passages.
1 准许的
2 合法
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3 准许
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4 正当的
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5 正当
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