Allow синонимы на английском

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1. allowverb

   Synonyms:
   tolerate, assign, admit, permit, concede, let, bestow, allot, suffer

2. allowverb

   To grant, give, admit, accord, afford, or yield; to let one have.

   Synonyms:
   admit, tolerate, allot, assign, permit, suffer, concede, bestow, let

3. allowverb

   To acknowledge; to accept as true; to concede; to accede to an opinion.

   Synonyms:
   let, concede, allot, suffer, bestow, permit, tolerate, assign, admit

4. allowverb

   To grant (something) as a deduction or an addition; especially to abate or deduct;

   To allow a sum for leakage.

   Synonyms:
   permit, bestow, concede, tolerate, suffer, assign, admit, let, allot

5. allowverb

   To grant license to; to permit; to consent to.

   Synonyms:
   let, concede, tolerate, allot, suffer, bestow, permit, admit, assign

6. allowverb

   To not bar or obstruct.

   Although I don’t consent to their holding such meetings, I will allow them for the time being.

   Synonyms:
   allot, admit, assign, let, tolerate, suffer, bestow, concede, permit

7. allowverb

   To acknowledge or concede.

   Synonyms:
   admit, suffer, tolerate, assign, bestow, concede, let, allot, permit

8. allowverb

   To take into account by making an allowance.

   When calculating a budget for a construction project, always allow for contingencies.

   Synonyms:
   assign, suffer, bestow, concede, permit, let, tolerate, admit, allot

9. allowverb

   To render physically possible

   Synonyms:
   concede, allot, suffer, bestow, assign, let, permit, tolerate, admit

English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. allow

   We allow that which we do not attempt to hinder; we permit that to which we give some express authorization. When this is given verbally it is called permission; when in writing it is commonly called a permit. There are establishments that any one will be allowed to visit without challenge or hindrance; there are others that no one is allowed to visit without a permit from the manager; there are others to which visitors are admitted at specified times, without a formal permit. We allow a child’s innocent intrusion; we concede a right; grant a request; consent to a sale of property; permit an inspection of accounts; sanction a marriage; tolerate the rudeness of a well-meaning servant; submit to a surgical operation; yield to a demand or necessity against our wish or will, or yield something under compulsion; as, the sheriff yielded the keys at the muzzle of a revolver, and allowed the mob to enter. Suffer, in the sense of mild concession, is now becoming rare, its place being taken by allow, permit, or tolerate. Compare PERMISSION.

   See also synonyms for PROHIBIT.

   Synonyms:
   admit, concede, consent to, grant, let, permit, sanction, suffer, tolerate, yield

   Antonyms:
   deny, disallow, disapprove, forbid, protest, refuse, reject, resist, withstand

   Preposition:
   To allow of (in best recent usage, simply to allow) such an action; allow one in such a course; allow for spending-money.

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1. allow

   Synonyms:
   concede, apportion, allot, assign, afford, tolerate, authorize, grant, remit, recognize, acknowledge, avow, confess, admit, permit, suffer, sanction, yield

   Antonyms:
   withhold, withdraw, resume, refuse, deny, disallow, repudiate, protest, withstand, resist, disapprove, reject

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1. let, allow, permitverb

   make it possible through a specific action or lack of action for something to happen

   «This permits the water to rush in»; «This sealed door won’t allow the water come into the basement»; «This will permit the rain to run off»

   Synonyms:
   rent, admit, have, grant, set aside, appropriate, let, tolerate, give up, reserve, get, countenance, permit, provide, leave, take into account, lease, allow for, earmark

   Antonyms:
   disallow, nix, refuse, deny, proscribe, prohibit, veto, forbid, interdict

2. permit, allow, let, countenanceverb

   consent to, give permission

   «She permitted her son to visit her estranged husband»; «I won’t let the police search her basement»; «I cannot allow you to see your exam»

   Synonyms:
   rent, admit, have, grant, set aside, appropriate, let, give up, reserve, tolerate, countenance, permit, provide, get, leave, take into account, lease, allow for, earmark

   Antonyms:
   proscribe, refuse, interdict, deny, nix, disallow, veto, forbid, prohibit

3. allow, grantverb

   let have

   «grant permission»; «Mandela was allowed few visitors in prison»

   Synonyms:
   admit, grant, set aside, accord, appropriate, deed over, give, yield, let, cede, award, give up, reserve, tolerate, countenance, permit, concede, provide, allot, leave, take into account, allow for, earmark

   Antonyms:
   refuse, deny, proscribe, nix, interdict, forbid, disallow, prohibit, veto

4. allow, appropriate, earmark, set aside, reserveverb

   give or assign a resource to a particular person or cause

   «I will earmark this money for your research»; «She sets aside time for meditation every day»

   Synonyms:
   admit, grant, set aside, capture, appropriate, suspend, hold, let, book, give up, reserve, tolerate, countenance, permit, provide, leave, conquer, take into account, seize, allow for, earmark

   Antonyms:
   refuse, deny, prohibit, veto, proscribe, nix, forbid, disallow, interdict

5. leave, allow for, allow, provideverb

   make a possibility or provide opportunity for; permit to be attainable or cause to remain

   «This leaves no room for improvement»; «The evidence allows only one conclusion»; «allow for mistakes»; «leave lots of time for the trip»; «This procedure provides for lots of leeway»

   Synonyms:
   let, go out, earmark, tolerate, go away, impart, cater, pass on, give, lead, go forth, result, furnish, admit, countenance, pull up stakes, offer, will, bequeath, reserve, put up, take into account, leave behind, give up, grant, leave alone, forget, set aside, get out, supply, render, provide, depart, allow for, leave, appropriate, exit, bring home the bacon, entrust, permit, ply

   Antonyms:
   prohibit, disallow, proscribe, refuse, deny, forbid, interdict, nix, veto

6. allow, take into accountverb

   allow or plan for a certain possibility; concede the truth or validity of something

   «I allow for this possibility»; «The seamstress planned for 5% shrinkage after the first wash»

   Synonyms:
   permit, give up, admit, provide, countenance, allow for, tolerate, let, grant, set aside, appropriate, earmark, reserve, leave, take into account

   Antonyms:
   forbid, veto, interdict, proscribe, disallow, prohibit, deny, refuse, nix

7. admit, allowverb

   afford possibility

   «This problem admits of no solution»; «This short story allows of several different interpretations»

   Synonyms:
   admit, provide, grant, set aside, intromit, earmark, let in, appropriate, take on, hold, let, allow for, include, give up, take into account, reserve, tolerate, countenance, permit, take, leave, accept, accommodate, acknowledge, allow in

   Antonyms:
   veto, interdict, proscribe, prohibit, nix, forbid, disallow, deny, refuse

8. give up, allowverb

   allow the other (baseball) team to score

   «give up a run»

   Synonyms:
   let, spare, earmark, abandon, forfeit, vacate, release, give up, resign, forgo, kick, throw in, admit, surrender, part with, fall by the wayside, lay off, waive, throw overboard, reserve, take into account, dispense with, cede, grant, countenance, stop, set aside, relinquish, throw in the towel, deliver, allow for, cease, chuck up the sponge, renounce, leave, discontinue, appropriate, drop out, free, provide, drop by the wayside, permit, tolerate, forego, quit

   Antonyms:
   interdict, deny, proscribe, nix, refuse, disallow, veto, forbid, prohibit

9. allowverb

   grant as a discount or in exchange

   «The camera store owner allowed me $50 on my old camera»

   Synonyms:
   permit, give up, admit, provide, countenance, allow for, tolerate, let, grant, set aside, appropriate, earmark, reserve, leave, take into account

   Antonyms:
   prohibit, forbid, veto, refuse, deny, disallow, nix, proscribe, interdict

10. allow, permit, tolerateverb

    allow the presence of or allow (an activity) without opposing or prohibiting

    «We don’t allow dogs here»; «Children are not permitted beyond this point»; «We cannot tolerate smoking in the hospital»

    Synonyms:
    admit, put up, grant, set aside, stand, appropriate, abide, support, let, digest, suffer, brook, bear, give up, stick out, reserve, tolerate, countenance, permit, provide, endure, leave, stomach, take into account, allow for, earmark

    Antonyms:
    nix, interdict, deny, disallow, refuse, prohibit, forbid, proscribe, veto

Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:5.0 / 1 vote

1. allowverb

   Synonyms:
   admit, acknowledge, confess, own, concede, take for granted

2. allowverb

   Synonyms:
   permit, let, authorize, grant leave to, give permission to

3. allowverb

   Synonyms:
   suffer, tolerate, endure, bear, put up with, bear with

4. allowverb

   Synonyms:
   grant, give, yield, relinquish, spare

5. allowverb

   Synonyms:
   approve, sanction, justify

6. allowverb

   Synonyms:
   remit, abate, bate, deduct

7. allowverb

   Synonyms:
   make allowance or provision

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1. List of paraphrases for «allow»:

   enable, permit, let, authorize, authorise, allowing, afford, allowed, tolerate, allows, enabling, give, leave, permitting, provide, enables, admit, facilitate, accept, help, authorizing, make, grant

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1. RAS CARDO REGGAE:

   I GAVE THE WORLD THE TERM-TECHNOTYRANNICAL SOCIETY-SOME YEARS AGO. NOW I SEE ITS EFFECTS GLOBALLY. I WILL WARN:- MOST OF THOSE ONLINE SITES ARE A DISTRACTION AND A DECEPTION TO GETTING FOLKS HOOKED INTO AN ADDICTION FROM WHICH THERE WILL BE NO EXTRICATION. WHAT WE ALLOW THEM TO CREATE WILL ULTIMATELY DETERMINE OUR FATE. I AM RAS CARDO.

2. Democratic Commissioner Kara Stein:

   These provisions will result in increased transparency which should allow for a more efficient market, better price discovery, and increased competition.

3. Sanjay Gupta:

   They need better people. They need people that are respected because it’s not that CNN is beyond repair, look, I know Jeff Zucker … Jeff Zucker’s Jeff Zucker … Jeff Zucker’s Jeff Zucker. It’s just there, it’s like everything else, these people are managing at scale. And but you can’t allow people to say things that are absolutely untrue when you have a f — ing news organization.

4. David Rutley:

   According to The GBGB, roughly a quarter of the dogs were given new homes and 60 percent were taken into a greyhound charity. Trudy Baker, coordinator of Greyt Exploitations, a nonprofit aimed to protect greyhounds, says even when the dogs were retired, they stayed in a dangerous environment. VOLUNTEERS WORK TO RESCUE MORE THAN 500 GREYHOUNDS SET FOR CHINESE MEAT MARKET The truth is hundreds of dogs listed as retired by The GBGB still remain in a commercial environment, confined to trainers kennels that have failed to comply with an agreed British Standard Institute specification, either used for breeding, forced to routinely donate blood or simply awaiting rehoming, Trudy Baker said.No amount of ineffective window dressing welfare commitments will address the suffering and deaths of thousands of dogs racing on dangerously configured tracks. Mark Bird, the managing director at The GBGB, says the industry needs increased and sustained funding to allow welfare programs to flourish for the greyhounds. For others, transparency is key to helping the greyhounds. Transparency is key to understanding how we can improve welfare standards… We want more greyhounds to find new homes and to enjoy a healthy retirement when they leave the sport.

5. Todd Hollingshead:

   The decision to remove the materials by Student Life was based on the university’s commitment to providing support through the Office of Belonging and our counseling services and not to allow outside entities to imply affiliation with or endorsement from Brigham Young University.

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• дазволіць, дазваляцьBelarusian
• признавам, позволявам, допускам, давам, разрешавамBulgarian
• deixarCatalan, Valencian
• dovolit, povolitCzech
• tillade, acceptereDanish
• akzeptieren, erlauben, zulassen, einberechnenGerman
• παρέχω, παραδέχομαι, αφήνω, παραχωρώ, χορηγώ, επιτρέπω, αναγνωρίζωGreek
• permitir, dejar, concederSpanish
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• varata, hyväksyä, varautua, sallia, myöntää, antaa lupa, tehdä varaus, antaa alennusFinnish
• laisser, accorder, permettreFrench
• lig, leomh, ceadaigh, lamháilIrish
• leig leScottish Gaelic
• deixarGalician
• अनुमतिHindi
• pèmètHaitian Creole
• enged, elfogad, hagy, megenged, engedélyezHungarian
• թույլ տալArmenian
• grantarIdo
• permettere, lasciare, concedereItalian
• 許すJapanese
• អនុញ្ញាតKhmer
• 허락Korean
• patior, permitto, immitto, praetermittoLatin
• ļautLatvian
• дозволуваMacedonian
• membenarkanMalay
• laten doenDutch
• pozwolić, przyznać, wziąć pod uwagęPolish
• aceitar, considerar, permitir, deixarPortuguese
• lăsa, acorda, permite, îngădui, admiteRomanian
• учесть, позволить, разрешать, позволять, разрешить, [[принимать]] [[в, [[принять]] [[в, учитывать, допускать, допустить, признавать, признатьRussian
• lassare, lassaiSardinian
• дозволити, dozvolitiSerbo-Croatian
• dovoliť, povoliťSlovak
• dovolitiSlovene
• idhinishaSwahili
• дозволити, дозволятиUkrainian
• leyî, laireWalloon

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