admission

• Nom désignant l'action de permettre à quelqu'un d'entrer dans un lieu, une institution ou un événement, ou une déclaration reconnaissant la vérité de quelque chose.

A noun referring to the act of allowing someone to enter a place, institution, or event, or a statement acknowledging the truth of something.

1. Entry permissionB1formal

   The act of allowing someone to enter a place, institution, or event.

   admission (entrée permise)

   • Admission to the museum is free on Sundays.
   • She applied for admission to the university.
   • The concert requires a ticket for admission.

   Synonymesaccessadmittanceentryingress

   Antonymesbandenialexclusionrefusalrejection

2. Confession or acknowledgmentB2formal

   A statement acknowledging the truth of something, often something negative or embarrassing.

   Aveu

   • His admission of guilt surprised everyone in the courtroom.
   • She made an admission that she had lied about her qualifications.
   • The politician's admission of wrongdoing damaged his reputation.

   Synonymesavowalconcessionconfessiondisclosuredivulgenceprofessionrevelation

   Antonymesdenialdisavowalrepudiation

3. Fee for entryB1formal

   The cost charged for entering a place or event.

   Droit d'entrée

   • The admission fee for the amusement park is $30.
   • Students get a discount on admission to the theater.
   • Admission prices have increased this year.

   Synonymescover chargeentrance fee