Vocab Bloom Hub

admit

/ədˈmɪt/

Traducción: Verbo que se usa para indicar el reconocimiento o la confirmación de algo, así como para permitir que alguien entre en un lugar u organización.

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verb

/ədˈmɪt/B1formal
  • esVerbo que se usa para indicar el reconocimiento o la confirmación de algo, así como para permitir que alguien entre en un lugar u organización.

A verb used to indicate the act of confessing or acknowledging something, or allowing someone to enter a place or organization.

  1. B1formal

    To confess or acknowledge something, often something negative or embarrassing.

    esAdmitir, confesar

    • He admitted that he had made a mistake.
    • She admitted to stealing the money.
    • They admitted their guilt in court.

    Sinónimosacknowledgeavowconcedeconfessdisclosegrantownreveal

    Antónimosdenydisavowdisclaim

  2. Allow entryB1formal

    To allow someone to enter a place, organization, or event.

    esadmitir / dejar entrar

    • The ticket admits one person to the museum.
    • He was admitted to the hospital for surgery.
    • Only members are admitted to the club.

    Sinónimosacceptallow inlet inreceivetake in

    Antónimosbanbarblockdebardenyejectexcludeexpelforbidoustrefusereject

  3. Accept as trueB2formal

    To accept or agree that something is true or valid.

    esAdmitir como verdadero

    • The government admitted the need for reform.
    • She admitted the possibility of failure.
    • He admitted that the plan was flawed.

    Sinónimosacceptacknowledgeallowconcedeconfessgrantownrecognize

    Antónimosdenydisavowdisputerefutereject

Formas
  • admitted past participle
  • admitted past simple
  • admitting present participle
  • admits third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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