no permissions

[noʊ pərˈmɪʃənz]
noun phrase
sem permissões
1. Lack of authorization or access rights to perform certain actions or access specific resources
The user received an error message stating 'no permissions' when trying to delete the file.
O usuário recebeu uma mensagem de erro dizendo 'sem permissões' ao tentar deletar o arquivo.
2. Absence of formal approval or consent required to do something
He was denied entry because he had no permissions to access the restricted area.
Ele foi impedido de entrar porque não tinha permissões para acessar a área restrita.
3. Technical status indicating insufficient user rights in a computer system
The application returned 'no permissions' when the guest account attempted to modify the settings.
O aplicativo retornou 'sem permissões' quando a conta de convidado tentou modificar as configurações.
This phrase is primarily used in technical and computing contexts in both American and Brazilian cultures. It appears frequently in error messages, system notifications, and IT documentation. In Brazil, 'sem permissões' is the standard translation used in software interfaces and technical manuals. The phrase reflects the digital culture's emphasis on security, access control, and user authentication in both countries.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
access deniedno accessunauthorizedlack of authorizationinsufficient privileges
Antonyms / Antônimos
full permissionsaccess grantedauthorizedallowedpermitted

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
sem permissões
Most common and standard usage in Brazilian Portuguese
Rio de Janeiro
sem permissões / sem acesso
Both terms used interchangeably in technical contexts
São Paulo
sem permissões
Standard technical usage in business and IT environments
Portugal
sem permissões
Same usage as Brazilian Portuguese; formal and technical context

Related Words

permissionsauthorizationaccess controluser rightsprivileges

Related Idioms & Phrases

access denied
you don't have permission
permission to be denied
locked out
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