Definition of readmit in English:

readmit

verbreadmitting, readmitted, readmits riːədˈmɪtˌriədˈmɪt

[with object]

Admit (someone) to a place or organization again.
they were readmitted to hospital
Example sentencesExamples
- In November he was readmitted to hospital and put on a ventilator for ten days after doctors suspected the steroids had affected his immune system.
- One month later, she was readmitted to the hospital with gradually worsening shortness of breath, cyanosis, and one episode of loss of consciousness lasting for a few seconds.
- He was readmitted in June after a suspected insect bite on his hand.
- He was readmitted to hospital 4 days later, profoundly confused as a result of staphylococcal septicaemia.
- An 87-year-old white woman was readmitted to the hospital because of recurrent pneumonia.
- The headteacher has told parents in a letter that he decided to readmit both boys after an appeal to the school governors.
- After a brief spell back home she was readmitted in February and has only just come out again.
- He was readmitted to the hospital and treated with an arthroscopic debridement of the knee on the 11th postoperative day.
- One in 10 patients are readmitted following treatment for hip fractures in Barnsley, compared with one in 20 in Chesterfield.
- He improved, but in 1996 he was readmitted to hospital with paraesthesia and leg spasms and was prescribed carbamazepine by a neurologist.
- A week later she was readmitted with similar symptoms and discharge from the right ear.
- There, doctors confirmed Derek had the MRSA superbug which is highly contagious and readmitted him.
- The court is going to readmit you to bail pending a pre-sentence report being prepared.
- After she left hospital, she started drinking again, and asked doctors to readmit her in May last year.
- Her condition deteriorated and on October 24 she was readmitted to Queen Mary's where staff were surprised at the size of the bedsore.
- By August John had started to suffer high blood pressure and he was readmitted to Oxford's Churchill Hospital for further scans.
- I was readmitted to the hospital and finally a hematologist was called in who found that I had a reaction to the blood I had received.
- But he was readmitted to the hospital and died there two days later.
- When he was not readmitted as planned, his family arranged for replacement with larger cylinders.
- But, following a review of the situation over the weekend, the wards were given the all clear and started readmitting patients on Sunday.

Derivatives

readmission

noun riːədˈmɪʃ(ə)nˌriədˈmɪʃn

mass noun

The process or fact of being admitted to a place or organization again.
the state could apply for readmission to the Union
Example sentencesExamples
- count noun the goal to reduce hospital readmissions
- When told there would be no readmission without ticket, the woman declared, ‘I'm with the company and I'll use the stage door’.
- His readmission prompted a severe bout of post-operative depression - which doctors had told him to expect - but he didn't expect it to hit him so hard.
- ‘Our objective was always to create the climate in which an application for readmission stood a realistic chance of success,’ he said.

readmittance

noun riːədˈmɪtənsˌriədˈmɪd(ə)ns

mass noun

The process or fact of being admitted to a place or organization again.
his intention to seek readmittance to the Labour Party
Example sentencesExamples
- The new state governments were to provide for black suffrage and to ratify the Fourteenth Amendment as conditions for readmittance to the Union.
- Alabama, Arkansas, North and South Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana all ratified the amendment and gained readmittance to the Union.
- Our overall European representation, the minimum possible on readmittance, is now at the maximum level.

Definition of readmit in US English:

readmit

verbˌriədˈmɪtˌrēədˈmit

[with object]

Admit (someone) to a place or organization again.
he was later readmitted to Carnegie Tech
Example sentencesExamples
- An 87-year-old white woman was readmitted to the hospital because of recurrent pneumonia.
- After she left hospital, she started drinking again, and asked doctors to readmit her in May last year.
- Her condition deteriorated and on October 24 she was readmitted to Queen Mary's where staff were surprised at the size of the bedsore.
- But, following a review of the situation over the weekend, the wards were given the all clear and started readmitting patients on Sunday.
- He was readmitted to hospital 4 days later, profoundly confused as a result of staphylococcal septicaemia.
- One month later, she was readmitted to the hospital with gradually worsening shortness of breath, cyanosis, and one episode of loss of consciousness lasting for a few seconds.
- He was readmitted in June after a suspected insect bite on his hand.
- But he was readmitted to the hospital and died there two days later.
- The headteacher has told parents in a letter that he decided to readmit both boys after an appeal to the school governors.
- I was readmitted to the hospital and finally a hematologist was called in who found that I had a reaction to the blood I had received.
- When he was not readmitted as planned, his family arranged for replacement with larger cylinders.
- A week later she was readmitted with similar symptoms and discharge from the right ear.
- He was readmitted to the hospital and treated with an arthroscopic debridement of the knee on the 11th postoperative day.
- There, doctors confirmed Derek had the MRSA superbug which is highly contagious and readmitted him.
- The court is going to readmit you to bail pending a pre-sentence report being prepared.
- After a brief spell back home she was readmitted in February and has only just come out again.
- In November he was readmitted to hospital and put on a ventilator for ten days after doctors suspected the steroids had affected his immune system.
- One in 10 patients are readmitted following treatment for hip fractures in Barnsley, compared with one in 20 in Chesterfield.
- By August John had started to suffer high blood pressure and he was readmitted to Oxford's Churchill Hospital for further scans.
- He improved, but in 1996 he was readmitted to hospital with paraesthesia and leg spasms and was prescribed carbamazepine by a neurologist.

单词	readmit
释义	Definition of readmit in English: readmit verbreadmitting, readmitted, readmits riːədˈmɪtˌriədˈmɪt [with object] Admit (someone) to a place or organization again. they were readmitted to hospital Example sentencesExamples In November he was readmitted to hospital and put on a ventilator for ten days after doctors suspected the steroids had affected his immune system. One month later, she was readmitted to the hospital with gradually worsening shortness of breath, cyanosis, and one episode of loss of consciousness lasting for a few seconds. He was readmitted in June after a suspected insect bite on his hand. He was readmitted to hospital 4 days later, profoundly confused as a result of staphylococcal septicaemia. An 87-year-old white woman was readmitted to the hospital because of recurrent pneumonia. The headteacher has told parents in a letter that he decided to readmit both boys after an appeal to the school governors. After a brief spell back home she was readmitted in February and has only just come out again. He was readmitted to the hospital and treated with an arthroscopic debridement of the knee on the 11th postoperative day. One in 10 patients are readmitted following treatment for hip fractures in Barnsley, compared with one in 20 in Chesterfield. He improved, but in 1996 he was readmitted to hospital with paraesthesia and leg spasms and was prescribed carbamazepine by a neurologist. A week later she was readmitted with similar symptoms and discharge from the right ear. There, doctors confirmed Derek had the MRSA superbug which is highly contagious and readmitted him. The court is going to readmit you to bail pending a pre-sentence report being prepared. After she left hospital, she started drinking again, and asked doctors to readmit her in May last year. Her condition deteriorated and on October 24 she was readmitted to Queen Mary's where staff were surprised at the size of the bedsore. By August John had started to suffer high blood pressure and he was readmitted to Oxford's Churchill Hospital for further scans. I was readmitted to the hospital and finally a hematologist was called in who found that I had a reaction to the blood I had received. But he was readmitted to the hospital and died there two days later. When he was not readmitted as planned, his family arranged for replacement with larger cylinders. But, following a review of the situation over the weekend, the wards were given the all clear and started readmitting patients on Sunday. Derivatives readmission noun riːədˈmɪʃ(ə)nˌriədˈmɪʃn mass noun The process or fact of being admitted to a place or organization again. the state could apply for readmission to the Union Example sentencesExamples count noun the goal to reduce hospital readmissions When told there would be no readmission without ticket, the woman declared, ‘I'm with the company and I'll use the stage door’. His readmission prompted a severe bout of post-operative depression - which doctors had told him to expect - but he didn't expect it to hit him so hard. ‘Our objective was always to create the climate in which an application for readmission stood a realistic chance of success,’ he said. readmittance noun riːədˈmɪtənsˌriədˈmɪd(ə)ns mass noun The process or fact of being admitted to a place or organization again. his intention to seek readmittance to the Labour Party Example sentencesExamples The new state governments were to provide for black suffrage and to ratify the Fourteenth Amendment as conditions for readmittance to the Union. Alabama, Arkansas, North and South Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana all ratified the amendment and gained readmittance to the Union. Our overall European representation, the minimum possible on readmittance, is now at the maximum level. Definition of readmit in US English: readmit verbˌriədˈmɪtˌrēədˈmit [with object] Admit (someone) to a place or organization again. he was later readmitted to Carnegie Tech Example sentencesExamples An 87-year-old white woman was readmitted to the hospital because of recurrent pneumonia. After she left hospital, she started drinking again, and asked doctors to readmit her in May last year. Her condition deteriorated and on October 24 she was readmitted to Queen Mary's where staff were surprised at the size of the bedsore. But, following a review of the situation over the weekend, the wards were given the all clear and started readmitting patients on Sunday. He was readmitted to hospital 4 days later, profoundly confused as a result of staphylococcal septicaemia. One month later, she was readmitted to the hospital with gradually worsening shortness of breath, cyanosis, and one episode of loss of consciousness lasting for a few seconds. He was readmitted in June after a suspected insect bite on his hand. But he was readmitted to the hospital and died there two days later. The headteacher has told parents in a letter that he decided to readmit both boys after an appeal to the school governors. I was readmitted to the hospital and finally a hematologist was called in who found that I had a reaction to the blood I had received. When he was not readmitted as planned, his family arranged for replacement with larger cylinders. A week later she was readmitted with similar symptoms and discharge from the right ear. He was readmitted to the hospital and treated with an arthroscopic debridement of the knee on the 11th postoperative day. There, doctors confirmed Derek had the MRSA superbug which is highly contagious and readmitted him. The court is going to readmit you to bail pending a pre-sentence report being prepared. After a brief spell back home she was readmitted in February and has only just come out again. In November he was readmitted to hospital and put on a ventilator for ten days after doctors suspected the steroids had affected his immune system. One in 10 patients are readmitted following treatment for hip fractures in Barnsley, compared with one in 20 in Chesterfield. By August John had started to suffer high blood pressure and he was readmitted to Oxford's Churchill Hospital for further scans. He improved, but in 1996 he was readmitted to hospital with paraesthesia and leg spasms and was prescribed carbamazepine by a neurologist.
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