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Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
be allowed to do [sth] v expr	(have permission to)	ser permitido loc verb
		permitirse⇒ v prnl
		ser autorizado a loc verb
	If you do not have your passport, you will not be allowed to enter the country.
	Once they had finished their exams, the students were allowed to leave.
	Si no tienes tu pasaporte, no te será permitido entrar al país.

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'be allowed to' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:

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can - gain access - gain admittance

Forum discussions with the word(s) "be allowed to" in the title:

a maiden is allowed to be a bit nervous
allowed her to be at least 3000p. short of any equitable claim to it.
allowed its well of riches to be drained - grammar
be allowed to slip through
can be allowed to
has allowed me to be able of ?
He allowed himself to be dragged away - grammar
investigators be allowed to use = se permitirá / se permitirán - grammar
Measuring equipment (...) allowed to be used until scraped.
One would be allowed to work while listening to music - grammar
or what we have allowed it to be in America
Sorry for being cheesy but I am allowed to be today
The judge allowed the documents to be unsealed
they allowed an article to be there even if there wasn’t one.
They cannot be allowed to
To be allowed - the well is allowed to flow
to be allowed out alone now and then
to be allowed to - grammar
To be allowed to / To be permitted to
we should be allowed to see
Would not accept him, nor would he be allowed to attend the university
[...] the country should be allowed to [...] leave the euro - English Only forum
[things] [empty places] that shouldn't be allowed to exist - English Only forum
a "declaration" calling for societies to be allowed to reopen - English Only forum
a request that the Bishop of London might be allowed to assist at his devotions - English Only forum
allowed by the attendants to those known to be 'somebody.' - English Only forum
allowed in vs. to be allowed in - English Only forum
Ask for confirming my comprension：He had no idea when he gave it that thirty-five years stretched ahead in which he was not to be allowed back to resi - English Only forum
At no time will you be allowed to go out. - English Only forum
be able to VS be allowed to - English Only forum
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