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admit /əd'mɪt/ -tt- verbo transitivo

1. 1. (allow entry) dejar entrar;
      ‹light/air› permitir entrar;
      (on signs) admit one entrada individual
   2. ‹patient› ingresar, internar (CS, Méx)

2. (confess) ‹crime/mistake› admitir;
   to ~ sth to sb confesarle^(conj.⇒) algo a algn

Phrasal Verbs
admit to v + prep + o (confess) ‹error› admitir;
‹crime› declararse culpable de

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Diccionario Espasa Concise © 2000 Espasa Calpe:

admit [əd'mɪt] verbo transitivo
1   (a una persona) dejar entrar
     to be admitted (to hospital), ingresar (en un hospital), she was admitted to hospital with a broken arm, ingresó en el hospital con un brazo roto
     (letrero) dogs not admitted, no se admiten perros
2   (un hecho) reconocer
     (crimen, culpabilidad, pecado) confesar: I admit I drank your coffee, confieso que me he bebido tu café
    Recuerda que cuando to admit significa reconocer o confesar va seguido de gerundio: He admitted committing the crime o he admitted having committed the crime. Confesó que había cometido el crimen.
    

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Compound Forms:
refuse to admit			rehusar admitir
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'admit' also found in these entries:

English:

care - acknowledge - agree - concede - confess - do - grant - initiate - receive

Spanish:

admitir - conceder - confesar - empacho - ingresar - internar - reconocer - reconocerse - triste - valentía - acoger - razón - responsabilizar

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