planning permission

英 [ˈplænɪŋ pəmɪʃn]

美 [ˈplænɪŋ pərmɪʃn]

n.  规划许可; 建筑(或改建)许可

牛津词典

noun

• 规划许可；建筑（或改建）许可
  official permission to build a new building or change one that already exists

柯林斯词典

• （在英国建造或改建房屋前必须从地方当局获得的）建筑许可
  In Britain,planning permissionis official permission that you must get from the local authority before building something new or adding something to an existing building.

双语例句

• They don't have to get planning permission for it.
  他们不必为它获得建筑许可。
• Some house extensions need planning permission.
  有些房屋的扩建需要获得建筑许可。
• Mr woodham, a property developer from neath in South wales, is also seeking planning permission for his rival scheme, which will include creating islands close to the barrage on which would be built executive homes.
  另一方面，南威尔斯的房地产商伍德汉，也正在为自己的计画寻求许可证，包括他打算在巨坝附近制造人工岛屿盖起高级住宅。
• The owners are in no rush to get planning permission to build four-storey houses.
  户主根本不着急得到建4层居民房的申请许可。
• The Council refused US planning permission.
  委员会拒绝同意我们的计划。
• It will take ages for the council to grant planning permission for our house extension so I'd better set the wheels in motion now.
  市政会批准我们房子的扩建申请要一些时间，因此我最好现在就使它开始动起来。
• A conservatory would make up for the fact that we were refused planning permission for a roof terrace
  我们建屋顶平台的计划被驳回了，要是能盖一间温室也算一种补偿。
• The local Council refused him planning permission to build an extra bedroom.
  地方委员会拒绝给他加盖卧室计划许可。
• Decisions regarding planning permission are made locally.
  建筑许可是在当地批准。
• It is easier to get planning permission for a rooftop extension in New York than in London, while in Hong Kong they are illegal except for the oldest small buildings in the countryside.
  相比伦敦，在纽约获得加盖屋顶房的规划许可要容易得多，而在香港，除了乡间那些最古老的小屋外，其它均为违章建筑。