免めん許きょ

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Common wordJLPTN3Freq.FrequencyTop 5,000

免許する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

An official authorization, or the document/qualification showing that authorization. Common with driving, professional, and business qualifications.

Related words· 8

許きょ可かN4sense 1
許可 is a general word for permission or approval, while 免許 specifically means an official license or qualification issued by an authority.
資し格かくN3sense 1
資格 refers to a qualification or eligibility one holds, whereas 免許 is the concrete license document or authorization itself.
認にん可かN1sense 1
認可 is administrative approval typically given to organizations or plans, while 免許 usually authorizes an individual to perform a specific activity.
ライセンス sense 1
ライセンス is the loanword equivalent used casually or in business/tech contexts, while 免許 is the standard word for official licenses like driving or professional permits.

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特とっ許きょN1
免許 is a license or permit for regulated activities like driving or medical practice, whereas 特許 refers to an exclusive right such as a patent or special charter.
免めん許きょ証しょうN2
免許 refers to the license or qualification itself, while 免許証 is the physical card or document that proves you have it.
免めん状じょう
免許 is the common everyday word for a license or qualification, while 免状 emphasizes the physical certificate itself and sounds more formal or traditional.
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Don't confuse with

許きょ可かN4
免許 refers to a license or qualification granted after meeting requirements (like a driver's license), while 許可 is the general act of granting permission for an action.
免めん除じょN1
免除 (exemption) and 免許 (license) share the kanji 免 but are unrelated in meaning—one waives a duty, the other grants a qualification.