Definition
Definition of placet - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
governanceDated formal vote of approval in a councilDated
- The council gave a placet to the new policy.
2.
authorityDated UK official permission or sanctionDated UK
- The king's placet was required before the law could be enacted..
Origin of placet
Latin, placet (it pleases)
Examples of placet in a sentence
Without a placet, the proposal could not move forward. Without the placet, the project could not proceed. The council's placet was necessary for the new policy.
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- French:approbation, autorisation, ...
- German:Placet, offizielle Erlaubnis, ...
- Italian:placet, permesso ufficiale, ...
- Spanish:placet, aprobación, ...
- Portuguese:placet, permissão oficial, ...
- Chinese:同意票, 许可, ...
- Japanese:承認, 公式の許可, ...
- Arabic:مُوَافَقَة رَسْمِيَّة, إِذْن رَسْمِي, ...
- Hebrew:הַצְבָּעָה לְאַשּׁוּר, אִשּׁוּר רִשְׁמִי, ...
- Russian:одобрение, официальное разрешение, ...
- Ukrainian:схвалення, дозвіл, ...
- Hindi:स्वीकृति, आधिकारिक अनुमति, ...
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