admitted
ədˈmɪtɪd
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Definition of admitted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
entryallowed to enter a place
  • Only admitted guests can attend the private event.
accepted permitted
2.
validationrecognized as true or valid
  • It is an admitted fact that exercise improves health.
accepted acknowledged recognized
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Expressions with admitted

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enter a hospital as a patient to receive medical care
She was admitted to hospital after the car accident.

Origin of admitted

Latin, admittere (to allow)

Terms with admitted included in their meaning

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inclusion
admitted or included within a group
reception
gladly and cordially received or admitted
healthcare
admitted as a patient in a hospital
become hospitalized
become admitted to hospital because of illness or injury
religion
admitted to the ministry or priesthood
admit
cause someone to be admitted to hospital
acknowledgment
admitted as true or valid
admission
be admitted or accepted into a place

Examples of admitted in a sentence

  • Only admitted personnel are allowed in the lab.
  • The admitted errors were corrected promptly.
  • Her admitted talent was undeniable.

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  1. French:admis, reconnu, ...
  2. German:zugelassene, anerkannt, ...
  3. Italian:ammesso, riconosciuto, ...
  4. Spanish:autorizado, reconocido, ...
  5. Portuguese:autorizado, admitido, ...
  6. Chinese:获准的, 公认的, ...
  7. Japanese:入場を許可された, 公認の, ...
  8. Arabic:مسموح, مُعْتَرَف بِهِ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוּרְשֶׁה, מוּסְכָּם, ...
  10. Russian:допущенный, признанный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:допущений, визнаний, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रवेश-प्राप्त, मान्य, ...
admit
ədˈmɪt
admitting

Definition of admit - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
accept truthaccept something is true, sometimes with reluctance
  • He had to admit he was wrong.
acknowledge concede confess
2.
accessallow entry into a place or group
  • They admit only members into the club.
accept let in
3.
healthcareallow someone into a hospital for treatment
  • She was admitted to the hospital last night.
hospitalize intake register
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Expressions with admit

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accept that you have lost
After hours of trying, he had to admit defeat.
acknowledge that one has made an error
She had to admit her mistake in the report.
not allow any reason or justification to be accepted
His actions admit of no excuse.
officially allow someone to practice law as a lawyer
She was admitted to the Bar last year.
allow the possibility of something happening
The situation admits of no easy solution.

Origin of admit

Latin, admittere (to let in)

Examples of admit in a sentence

  • The witness admitted seeing the defendant last night.
  • The museum will admit visitors at noon.
  • They admit guests through the side entrance.
  • The doctor decided to admit him for further tests.
  • They admitted her after she showed severe symptoms.

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  1. French:admettre, autoriser, ...
  2. German:zugeben, einlassen, ...
  3. Italian:ammettere, ricoverare, ...
  4. Spanish:admitir, permitir la entrada, ...
  5. Portuguese:admitir, permitir a entrada, ...
  6. Chinese:承认, 允许, ...
  7. Japanese:認める, 入れる, ...
  8. Arabic:اعترف, أَدْخَل, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהוֹדּוֹת, לְקַבֵּל, ...
  10. Russian:признать, впускать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:визнати, допускати, ...
  12. Hindi:माना, प्रवेश देना, ...
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