A licensee is someone who has official permission to do something that is not free for everybody. The permission is a licence (British spelling) or a license (American spelling for the noun as well). The licensee is the person who holds it.

A licensee一位licensee is someone是指某個人 who has official permission擁有正式的許可 to do something可以去做某件事 that is not free for everybody而這件事並不是每個人都能自由做的 The permission那個許可 is a licence (British spelling) or a license (American spelling for the noun as well)英式拼法寫作licence，美式拼法（名詞也）寫作license The licensee而licensee is the person who holds it就是持有這個許可的人

In Britain the word is very common for the person who holds the licence to sell alcohol in a pub or a shop. In business English it is also the person or company allowed to use a name, a product, or a piece of writing under a contract.

In Britain在英國 the word is very common這個字很常用 for the person who holds the licence to sell alcohol in a pub or a shop指的是在酒吧或商店裡持有賣酒許可的人 In business English在商業英語裡 it is also它也指 the person or company allowed to use a name, a product, or a piece of writing under a contract依照合約被允許使用某個名字、產品或作品的人或公司

It is a legal, slightly stiff noun; in daily talk people more often say the owner of the licence, or simply name the job.

It is a legal, slightly stiff noun這是個法律用語，有點生硬的名詞 in daily talk在日常對話裡 people more often say the owner of the licence大家比較常說the owner of the licence or simply name the job或直接說那個職稱

Learn it with its pair: the licensor gives the permission; the licensee receives it. If you swap those two, the whole sentence flips.

Learn it with its pair要跟它的搭檔一起學 the licensor gives the permissionlicensor（授權人）給出許可 the licensee receives itlicensee（被授權人）接受許可 If you swap those two如果你把這兩個字弄反了 the whole sentence flips整句話的意思就會顛倒