pratiques

/præˈtiːks/
noun
  1. A license or permission granted to a ship to enter a port after it has been inspected and found free of contagious disease.
    • The harbor master granted pratique to the cargo ship after the health inspection.
    • Without a clean bill of health, the vessel could not receive pratique to dock.
    • The captain waited anxiously for pratique so the crew could finally go ashore.
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