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入室許可

nyūshitsu kyoka
noun★Intermediate— permission to enter
formal

Permission or authorization to enter a restricted area or facility, often used in security contexts.

入室許可を取得するには、身分証明書が必要です。

To obtain entry permission, you need identification.

💡

Commonly used in buildings, facilities, or areas with restricted access.

Collocations

入室許可証entry permit入室許可申請entry permission application

Synonyms

入室許可証入室許可書入室許可証明

Antonyms

入室禁止立ち入り禁止

Related Phrases

入室禁止phrase
no entry

💡Pro Tip

Formal Usage

This phrase is typically used in formal or official settings, such as security checkpoints or restricted areas.

⚡Gold Rule

Security Context

This term is often associated with security protocols and access control systems.

📖Word Origin

Combination of 入室 (nyūshitsu, 'entering a room') and 許可 (kyoka, 'permission').

📝Usage Notes

Often used in formal or official contexts, such as office buildings, hospitals, or secure facilities.

Word Breakdown

入室
entering a room
root
+
許可
permission
root
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