admit 音标拼音: [ədm'ɪt]
vt . 允许进入,承认,接纳,容纳
vi . 容许有,开向,承认
允许进入,承认,接纳,容纳容许有,开向,承认
admit v 1 :
declare to be true or admit the existence or reality or truth of ; "
He admitted his errors "; "
She acknowledged that she might have forgotten " [
synonym : {
admit }, {
acknowledge }]
[
ant : {
deny }]
2 :
allow to enter ;
grant entry to ; "
We cannot admit non -
members into our club building "; "
This pipe admits air " [
synonym :
{
admit }, {
allow in }, {
let in }, {
intromit }] [
ant : {
refuse },
{
reject }, {
turn away }, {
turn down }]
3 :
allow participation in or the right to be part of ;
permit to exercise the rights ,
functions ,
and responsibilities of ;
"
admit someone to the profession "; "
She was admitted to the New Jersey Bar " [
synonym : {
admit }, {
let in }, {
include }] [
ant :
{
exclude }, {
keep out }, {
shut }, {
shut out }]
4 :
admit into a group or community ; "
accept students for graduate study "; "
We '
ll have to vote on whether or not to admit a new member " [
synonym : {
accept }, {
admit }, {
take }, {
take on }]
5 :
afford possibility ; "
This problem admits of no solution ";
"
This short story allows of several different interpretations " [
synonym : {
admit }, {
allow }]
6 :
give access or entrance to ; "
The French doors admit onto the yard "
7 :
have room for ;
hold without crowding ; "
This hotel can accommodate 250 guests "; "
The theater admits 300 people ";
"
The auditorium can '
t hold more than 500 people " [
synonym :
{
accommodate }, {
hold }, {
admit }]
8 :
serve as a means of entrance ; "
This ticket will admit one adult to the show "
Admit \
Ad *
mit "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Admitted };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Admitting }.] [
OE .
amitten ,
L .
admittere ,
admissum ;
ad mittere to send :
cf .
F .
admettre ,
OF .
admettre ,
OF .
ametre .
See {
Missile }.]
1 .
To suffer to enter ;
to grant entrance ,
whether into a place ,
or into the mind ,
or consideration ;
to receive ;
to take ;
as ,
they were into his house ;
to admit a serious thought into the mind ;
to admit evidence in the trial of a cause .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
To give a right of entrance ;
as ,
a ticket admits one into a playhouse .
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1913 Webster ]
3 .
To allow (
one )
to enter on an office or to enjoy a privilege ;
to recognize as qualified for a franchise ;
as ,
to admit an attorney to practice law ;
the prisoner was admitted to bail .
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1913 Webster ]
4 .
To concede as true ;
to acknowledge or assent to ,
as an allegation which it is impossible to deny ;
to own or confess ;
as ,
the argument or fact is admitted ;
he admitted his guilt .
[
1913 Webster ]
5 .
To be capable of ;
to permit ;
as ,
the words do not admit such a construction .
In this sense ,
of may be used after the verb ,
or may be omitted .
[
1913 Webster ]
Both Houses declared that they could admit of no treaty with the king . --
Hume .
[
1913 Webster ]
187 Moby Thesaurus words for "
admit ":
Americanize ,
Anglicize ,
O ,
OK ,
accept ,
accord ,
acculturate ,
acculturize ,
acknowledge ,
acquiesce ,
acquire ,
admit everything ,
admit exceptions ,
adopt ,
affiliate ,
agree ,
agree provisionally ,
allow ,
allow for ,
assent ,
assent grudgingly ,
assimilate ,
assume ,
avow ,
barge in ,
be admitted ,
break in ,
breeze in ,
brook ,
burst in ,
bust in ,
come barging in ,
come breezing in ,
come busting in ,
come by ,
come clean ,
come in ,
come in for ,
complete ,
comprehend ,
comprise ,
concede ,
confer citizenship ,
confess ,
consent ,
consider ,
consider the circumstances ,
consider the source ,
contain ,
cop a plea ,
count in ,
cover ,
creep in ,
cross the threshold ,
crowd in ,
declare ,
derive ,
derive from ,
discount ,
dispense ,
disregard ,
divulge ,
drag down ,
draw ,
draw from ,
drop in ,
edge in ,
embody ,
embrace ,
encircle ,
enclose ,
encompass ,
enter ,
entertain ,
envisage ,
express general agreement ,
fill ,
fill in ,
fill out ,
gain ,
gain admittance ,
get ,
get in ,
give an entree ,
give leave ,
give permission ,
give the go -
ahead ,
give the word ,
go along with ,
go in ,
go into ,
go native ,
grant ,
harbor ,
have ,
have an entree ,
have an in ,
have coming in ,
hold ,
hop in ,
house ,
immit ,
include ,
incorporate ,
induct ,
initiate ,
insert ,
install ,
interject ,
interpose ,
introduce ,
intromit ,
intrude ,
irrupt ,
jam in ,
jump in ,
leave ,
let ,
let in ,
let on ,
lift temporarily ,
lodge ,
look in ,
make allowance for ,
make possible ,
naturalize ,
not oppose ,
number among ,
obtain ,
occupy ,
okay ,
open up ,
out with it ,
own ,
own up ,
pack in ,
permit ,
plead guilty ,
pop in ,
press in ,
provide for ,
pull down ,
push in ,
put in ,
receive ,
reckon among ,
reckon in ,
reckon with ,
recognize ,
relax ,
relax the condition ,
release ,
reveal ,
say the word ,
secure ,
set aside ,
set foot in ,
shelter ,
slip in ,
spill ,
spill it ,
spit it out ,
squeeze in ,
step in ,
subscribe ,
suffer ,
take ,
take account of ,
take cognizance of ,
take in ,
take into account ,
take into consideration ,
take on ,
take over ,
take up ,
tell all ,
tell the truth ,
throw open to ,
thrust in ,
tolerate ,
visit ,
vouchsafe ,
waive ,
warrant ,
wedge in ,
work in ,
yield
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