admit

US /ædˈmɪt/

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UK /əd'mɪt/

A2TOEIC

v.t.Transitive VerbTo acknowledge that something is true or right

He is the kind of man who can't admit defeat

v.t.Transitive VerbTo allow someone to enter

Does this ticket admit two adults?

v.t.Transitive VerbTo go to hospital for a few days

When will they admit John to the hospital for his surgery?

v.t.Transitive VerbTo agree that you did something bad; to own up

She will not admit that she ate my food

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are a particular favourite amongst pro riders, even if they can’t publicly admit it.
are a particular favourite amongst pro riders, even if they can’t publicly admit it.

02:40

And still the government won't admit they faked the whole moon landing
And still the government won't admit they faked the whole moon landing

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you have to admit, it's kind of weird as a tradition, right?
you have to admit, it's kind of weird as a tradition, right?
but you have to admit, this man knows how to put on a show.
but you have to admit, this man knows how to put on a show.

04:40

Taylor did indeed admit to feeling evil inside and would eventually attack Robinson verbally.
Taylor did indeed admit to feeling evil inside and would eventually attack Robinson verbally.

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08:36

I am the first to admit that as a Gen Z-er who got up on stage as a 16-year-old
I am the first to admit that as a Gen Z-er who got up on stage as a 16-year-old

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I have to admit it's impressive but I'm very concerned at the possibilities for these kinds of powerful technologies. There are no regulations so far.
I have to admit it's impressive but I'm very concerned at the possibilities for these kinds of powerful technologies. There are no regulations so far.
>> I HAVE TO ADMIT IT'S
>> I HAVE TO ADMIT IT'S

12:31

Destin: The middle of nowhere, must admit I'm a little bit scared that we'll fall in a hole.
Destin: The middle of nowhere, must admit I'm a little bit scared that we'll fall in a hole.

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