英语词汇“admission”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

admissionnoun

uk/ədˈmɪʃ.ən/us/ədˈmɪʃ.ən/

admission noun (ACCEPTING)

[ C or U ] the act of agreeing that something is true, especially unwillingly:

Her silence was taken as an admission of guilt/defeat.

[ + that ] I felt he would see my giving up now as an admission that I was wrong.

By/On his own admission (= as he has said) he has achieved little since he took over the company.

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Admitting & confessing

acknowledge
acknowledgment
admittedly
avow
back down
climb
come clean idiom
concessionary
deny
eat
eat your words idiom
hand
I stand corrected idiom
make a clean breast of it idiom
own up
retract
say
self-confessed
swallow
take sth back

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admission noun (ALLOWING IN)

B1 [ U or C ] the money that you pay to enter a place:

How much do they charge for admission?

The admission charge/fee is €5.

B2 [ U ] permission to enter a place:

Admission to the exhibition will be by invitation only.

There's a notice outside the building that says "No admission before twelve noon".

admissions [ plural ]

the people allowed into a college, hospital, or other place, or the process of allowing people in:

Half of all hospital admissions are emergencies, and these are treated straight away.

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Arrivals and departures

admittance
advent
approach
arr
arrival
check
check in
check sth in
connection
dep
departure
descent
destination
entry
eta
homecoming
inflow
influx
invasion
outflow

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Costs & expenses

Arriving, entering and invading

Medical treatment: people who receive medical treatment

单词	admission
释义	Contents noun (2) admission (ACCEPTING) admission (ALLOWING IN) Contents noun (2) admission (PERMISSION TO ENTER) admission (STATEMENT) Contents noun (4) admission (1) admission (2) admission (3) admission (4) English American Business admissionnoun uk/ədˈmɪʃ.ən/us/ədˈmɪʃ.ən/ admission noun (ACCEPTING) [ C or U ] the act of agreeing that something is true, especially unwillingly: Her silence was taken as an admission of guilt/defeat. [ + that ] I felt he would see my giving up now as an admission that I was wrong. By/On his own admission (= as he has said) he has achieved little since he took over the company. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Admitting & confessing acknowledge acknowledgment admittedly avow back down climb come clean idiom concessionary deny eat *eat your* words idiom hand I stand corrected idiom make a clean breast of it idiom own up retract say self-confessed swallow take sth back See more results » admission noun (ALLOWING IN) B1 [ U or C ] the money that you pay to enter a place: How much do they charge for admission? The admission charge/fee is €5. B2 [ U ] permission to enter a place: Admission to the exhibition will be by invitation only. There's a notice outside the building that says "No admission before twelve noon". admissions [ plural ] the people allowed into a college, hospital, or other place, or the process of allowing people in: Half of all hospital admissions are emergencies, and these are treated straight away. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Arrivals and departures admittance advent approach arr arrival check check in check sth in connection dep departure descent destination entry eta homecoming inflow influx invasion outflow See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Costs & expenses Arriving, entering and invading Medical treatment: people who receive medical treatment admissionnoun [ C/U ] us/ədˈmɪʃ·ən, æd-/ admission noun [ C/U ] (PERMISSION TO ENTER) permission to study at a school or college, or permission to enter a theater or other building: [ U ] How many students will gain admission to Yale? [ U ] The club refuses admission to those under 18. Admission is also the price paid to enter a place: [ C ] Museum admission is $5. admission noun [ C/U ] (STATEMENT) a statement accepting the truth about something: [ C ] There was no admission of guilt from anyone. admissionnoun uk/ədˈmɪʃən/us [ C or U ] something that you say or do that shows that you know you have done something dishonest or have not succeeded in doing something: admission that The chairman's statement is the first public admission that the board may be considering breaking up the company. admission of guilt/responsibility/failure Many members of the public view the resignation of the authority's chief executive as an admission of guilt. by sb's own admission By the CEO's own admission, the company's strategy of pursuing global growth has not been a success. [ U ] official permission that is given to a person, company, or country to join a large organization: The European Union promises admission to any country that meets the criteria for membership. admission to sth Admission to the World Trade Organization should improve our economic prospects. admission of sb We always welcome the admission of new members. apply for/gain admission (to sth) Over 5,000 students apply for admission to our graduate business program each year. deny/refuse admission (to sth) Despite existing shortages, the number denied admission to nursing schools is high. admission process/requirement/standard Recent changes in the system have led to tougher admission standards. [ U ] COMMERCE the price that you pay to go to a public place such as a museum or theatre, or to attend a public event such as a concert or sports game: Tickets are $15 for general admission and $7 for students. admission to sth The government is committed to extending the principle of free admission to our national museums and galleries. admission charge/fee/price [ U ] STOCK MARKET official permission that is given to a company to sell its shares on a stock market:** admission to sth Shares were heavily traded before and after the company's admission to the index, arousing suspicions of insider dealing.
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admissionnoun

admission noun (ACCEPTING)

admission noun (ALLOWING IN)

admissionnoun [ C/U ]

admission noun [ C/U ] (PERMISSION TO ENTER)

admission noun [ C/U ] (STATEMENT)

admissionnoun