Definition of laissez-passer in English:

laissez-passer

noun ˌlɛseɪˈpɑːseɪlɛsepaseˌlezā

A document allowing the holder to pass; a permit.
Example sentencesExamples
- If he and my colleagues do not grant me a laissez-passer for the bar, should I go anyway and damn the consequences?
- The ‘serum serological’ or Ss protein, his laissez-passer to the H2 show, did not enter his dreams until a dozen years later.
- The laissez-passer is a ‘safe conduct ‘pass which Devaivre is allowed by the Germans to carry on the streets as an employee, but also a badge of shame.
- He is valued for his professionalism and his job provides him with the laissez-passer of the title, a safe conduct pass that allows him greater freedom of the city.
Synonyms
pass, warrant, authorization, licence, permit

Origin

French, literally 'allow to pass'.

Rhymes

déclassé, glacé

Definition of laissez-passer in US English:

laissez-passer

nounˌlezā

A document allowing the holder to pass; a permit.
Example sentencesExamples
- If he and my colleagues do not grant me a laissez-passer for the bar, should I go anyway and damn the consequences?
- He is valued for his professionalism and his job provides him with the laissez-passer of the title, a safe conduct pass that allows him greater freedom of the city.
- The laissez-passer is a ‘safe conduct ‘pass which Devaivre is allowed by the Germans to carry on the streets as an employee, but also a badge of shame.
- The ‘serum serological’ or Ss protein, his laissez-passer to the H2 show, did not enter his dreams until a dozen years later.
Synonyms
pass, warrant, authorization, licence, permit

Origin

French, literally ‘allow to pass’.

单词	laissez-passer
释义	Definition of laissez-passer in English: laissez-passer noun ˌlɛseɪˈpɑːseɪlɛsepaseˌlezā A document allowing the holder to pass; a permit. Example sentencesExamples If he and my colleagues do not grant me a laissez-passer for the bar, should I go anyway and damn the consequences? The ‘serum serological’ or Ss protein, his laissez-passer to the H2 show, did not enter his dreams until a dozen years later. The laissez-passer is a ‘safe conduct ‘pass which Devaivre is allowed by the Germans to carry on the streets as an employee, but also a badge of shame. He is valued for his professionalism and his job provides him with the laissez-passer of the title, a safe conduct pass that allows him greater freedom of the city. Synonyms pass, warrant, authorization, licence, permit Origin French, literally 'allow to pass'. Rhymes déclassé, glacé Definition of laissez-passer in US English: laissez-passer nounˌlezā A document allowing the holder to pass; a permit. Example sentencesExamples If he and my colleagues do not grant me a laissez-passer for the bar, should I go anyway and damn the consequences? He is valued for his professionalism and his job provides him with the laissez-passer of the title, a safe conduct pass that allows him greater freedom of the city. The laissez-passer is a ‘safe conduct ‘pass which Devaivre is allowed by the Germans to carry on the streets as an employee, but also a badge of shame. The ‘serum serological’ or Ss protein, his laissez-passer to the H2 show, did not enter his dreams until a dozen years later. Synonyms pass, warrant, authorization, licence, permit Origin French, literally ‘allow to pass’.
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