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单词 admission
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admission

He retrieved it quickly, but the harm was done, the admission made.Truth, in his book, seems to constitute at worst an admission of defeat, at best a loss of face.Then compressed her lips as though regretting the admission.Trauma counseling would follow, but for now, Savannah was fit for admission.

In other languages
admission

British English: admission /ədˈmɪʃən/ NOUN
entrance If you gain admission to a place or organization, you are allowed to enter it or join it.
Students apply for admission to a particular college.
  • American English: admission
  • Arabic: دُخُول
  • Brazilian Portuguese: admissão
  • Chinese: 入场
  • Croatian: prijem
  • Czech: přijetí
  • Danish: adgang
  • Dutch: toegang
  • European Spanish: entrada admisión
  • Finnish: pääsymaksu
  • French: admission
  • German: Einlass
  • Greek: άδεια εισόδου
  • Italian: ingresso
  • Japanese: 入場
  • Korean: 입장 입장하다
  • Norwegian: adgang
  • Polish: wstęp
  • European Portuguese: admissão
  • Romanian: admitere
  • Russian: допуск
  • Latin American Spanish: entrada admisión
  • Swedish: tillträde
  • Thai: การอนุญาตให้เข้า
  • Turkish: kabul
  • Ukrainian: вступ
  • Vietnamese: sự cho vào
British English: admission NOUN
statement of truth An admission is a statement that something bad, unpleasant, or embarrassing is true.
By his own admission, he is not playing well.
  • American English: admission
  • Brazilian Portuguese: confissão
  • Chinese: 承认
  • European Spanish: admisión
  • French: aveu
  • German: Eingeständnis
  • Italian: ammissione
  • Japanese: 告白
  • Korean: 시인
  • European Portuguese: confissão
  • Latin American Spanish: admisión
British English: admission NOUN
fee Admission at a park, museum, or other place is the amount of money that you pay to enter it.
Gates open at 10:30 a.m. and admission is free.
  • American English: admission
  • Brazilian Portuguese: entrada
  • Chinese: 进入许可
  • European Spanish: entrada
  • French: entrée
  • German: Eintritt
  • Italian: ingresso
  • Japanese: 入場料
  • Korean: 입장료
  • European Portuguese: entrada
  • Latin American Spanish: entrada

Chinese translation of 'admission'

admission

(ədˈmɪʃən)

n

  1. (c/u) (= admittance) 进(進)入许(許)可 (jìnrù xǔkě) (个(個), )
  2. (c/u) (of country to organization) 加入许(許)可 (jiārù xǔkě)
  3. (c/u) (to hospital) 住院 (zhùyuàn)
  4. (u) (to exhibition, night club etc) 进(進)入 (jìnrù)
  5. (u) (also admission charge, admission fee) 入场(場)费(費) (rùchǎngfèi)
  6. (c/u) (= confession) 承认(認) (chéngrèn)
    admission free/£2.50 免费(費)入场(場)/入场(場)费(費)2.50英镑(鎊) (miǎnfèi rùchǎng/rùchǎngfèi èrdiǎnwǔ yīngbàng)
    to gain admission (to) (frm) 获(獲)准进(進)入 (huòzhǔn jìnrù)
    by his/her own admission 据(據)他/她自己承认(認) (jù tā/tā zìjǐ chéngrèn)
    an admission of guilt/failure 承认(認)罪责(責)/失败(敗) (chéngrèn zuìzé/shībài)

All related terms of 'admission'

(noun) 
Definition
permission to join an organization
There has been a slight increase in hospital admissions.
Synonyms
admittance
He is trying to gain admittance into medical school.
access
The facilities have been adapted to give access to wheelchair users.
entry
Entry to the museum is free.
introduction
Her introduction to parliament could have been easier.
entrance
Hewitt gained entrance to the house by pretending to be a heating engineer.
acceptance
a theory that is steadily gaining acceptance
initiation
This was my initiation into the peace movement.
entrée
She had gained an entrée into the city's cultivated society.
ingress
A lorry was blocking the ingress.
(noun) 
Definition
the price charged for entrance
Gates open at 9 and admission is free.
Synonyms
entry fee
entry
He made his triumphal entry into Mexico.
entrance
entrance fee
admission fee
entry charge
(noun) 
Definition
a confession
She wanted an admission of guilt from her father.
Synonyms
confession
His confession was extracted under duress.
admitting
profession
a profession of faith
declaration
declarations of undying love
revelation
revelations about his private life
concession
allowance
disclosure
unauthorised newspaper disclosures
acknowledgement
affirmation
The ministers issued a robust affirmation of their faith in the system.
unburdening
avowal
an avowal of error
divulgence
unbosoming

Additional synonyms

in the sense of acceptance
Definition
the act of accepting something
a theory that is steadily gaining acceptance
Synonyms
acknowledgement,
agreement,
belief,
approval,
recognition,
admission,
consent,
consensus,
adoption,
affirmation,
assent,
credence,
accession,
approbation,
concurrence,
accedence,
stamp or seal of approval
in the sense of access
Definition
the right or opportunity to use something or enter a place
The facilities have been adapted to give access to wheelchair users.
Synonyms
admission,
entry,
passage,
entrée,
admittance,
ingress
in the sense of affirmation
The ministers issued a robust affirmation of their faith in the system.
Synonyms
declaration,
statement,
assertion,
oath,
certification,
pronouncement,
avowal,
asseveration (formal),
averment

Synonyms of 'admission'

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