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admitido

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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admit <part. pres. admitting; pret., part. pas. admitted> [ingl. am. ədˈmɪt, ingl. brit. ədˈmɪt] V. trans.

1.1. admit (allow entry):

admit
dejar entrar
admit
admitir form.
eventually, we were admitted into the museum
finalmente nos dejaron or nos permitieron entrar en el museo
children are not admitted
no se admiten niños form.
“admit one”
“entrada individual”

1.2. admit patient:

admit
ingresar
admit
internar Co. Sur Méx.
she was admitted this morning
la ingresaron esta mañana
she was admitted this morning
la internaron esta mañana Co. Sur Méx.

1.3. admit light/air:

admit
permitir entrar
admit
dejar entrar

2.1. admit (confess):

admit crime/mistake/failure
admitir
admit crime/mistake/failure
reconocer
she's not happy, but she won't admit it
no es feliz pero no quiere reconocerlo or admitirlo
to admit sth to sb
confesarle algo a alguien
to admit that/-ing I must admit that I hadn't thought of that
tengo que admitir or reconocer que no lo había pensado
he admitted having lied
reconoció or admitió que había mentido

2.2. admit (acknowledge):

admit truth/validity
reconocer

2.3. admit → admit of

admit of V. [ingl. am. ədˈmɪt -, ingl. brit. ədˈmɪt -] (v + prep + o)

admit of (permit) form.:

admit of interpretation/explanation
admitir
it admits of one interpretation only
solo admite una interpretación
it admits of one interpretation only
solo cabe una interpretación

admit of V. [ingl. am. ədˈmɪt -, ingl. brit. ədˈmɪt -] (v + prep + o)

admit of (permit) form.:

admit of interpretation/explanation
admitir
it admits of one interpretation only
solo admite una interpretación
it admits of one interpretation only
solo cabe una interpretación

admit to V. [ingl. am. ədˈmɪt -, ingl. brit. ədˈmɪt -] (v + prep + o) (confess)

admit to error
admitir
admit to error
reconocer
admit to robbery/attack
declararse culpable de
I must admit to a weakness for chocolates
debo admitir or reconocer que tengo debilidad por los bombones
to admit to -ing she won't admit to loving him
no quiere admitir or reconocer que lo quiere
they admitted infringement of copyright
reconocieron no haber respetado los derechos de autor
it is generally admitted that …
en general se reconoce que …
I'm loath to admit it, but …
me resisto a admitirlo, pero …
I'm loath to admit it, but …
me cuesta admitirlo, pero …
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inglés
inglés
no tuvo ningún recato en admitirlo
she admitted it quite unreservedly o openly
ingresaron a varias personas aquejadas de triquinosis
a number of people were admitted suffering from trichinosis
ingresó en la clínica
he was admitted to (the) hospital
abjuró de su error
she admitted her mistake

en el diccionario PONS

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I. admit [ədˈmɪt] V. trans. -tt-

1. admit (acknowledge):

admit error
reconocer
admit crime
confesar
to admit that ...
reconocer que...

2. admit (allow entrance to):

admit
dejar entrar

3. admit (permit):

admit
admitir

II. admit [ədˈmɪt] V. intr.

to admit to sth
confesarse culpable de algo
the government never admitted any culpability for the atrocity
el gobierno jamás admitió su culpabilidad en aquella atrocidad
to admit one's guilt
confesarse culpable
to admit defeat
darse por vencido
español
español
inglés
inglés
admitir en algo
to admit to sth
es cosa admitida que...
it is generally admitted that ...
afiliar a algo
to admit into sth
admitir algo con franqueza
to openly admit sth
ingresar
to be admitted to hospital
internar en (hospital)
to admit to
confesarse culpable
to admit one's guilt
en el diccionario PONS
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español
español

I. admit <-tt-> [æd·ˈmɪt] V. trans.

1. admit (acknowledge):

admit error
reconocer
admit crime
confesar
to admit that...
reconocer que...

2. admit (allow entrance to):

admit
dejar entrar

3. admit (permit):

admit
admitir

II. admit <-tt-> [æd·ˈmɪt] V. intr.

to admit to sth
confesarse culpable de algo
to admit one's guilt
confesarse culpable
to admit defeat
darse por vencido
español
español
inglés
inglés
afiliar a algo
to admit into sth
ingresar
to be admitted to hospital
admitir algo con franqueza
to openly admit sth
es cosa admitida que...
it is generally admitted that...
internar en (hospital)
to admit to
confesarse culpable
to admit one's guilt
reconocer
to admit
reconocerse culpable
to admit one's guilt
Present
Iadmit
youadmit
he/she/itadmits
weadmit
youadmit
theyadmit
Past
Iadmitted
youadmitted
he/she/itadmitted
weadmitted
youadmitted
theyadmitted
Present Perfect
Ihaveadmitted
youhaveadmitted
he/she/ithasadmitted
wehaveadmitted
youhaveadmitted
theyhaveadmitted
Past Perfect
Ihadadmitted
youhadadmitted
he/she/ithadadmitted
wehadadmitted
youhadadmitted
theyhadadmitted
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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

the government never admitted any culpability for the atrocity
el gobierno jamás admitió su culpabilidad en aquella atrocidad
to admit defeat
darse por vencido
to admit that ...
reconocer que...
to admit to sth
confesarse culpable de algo
to admit one's guilt
confesarse culpable
tuna
The tuna is a group of students who get together to sing and play music. Up until recently, only male students were admitted to tunas, but in the last few years new tunas have been formed for female students. In order to become a member of a tuna, certain initiation rites involving trials of courage have to be successfully completed.
dar de alta a alguien en un partido
to admit sb as a member to a party
entrar en la Academia de Ciencias
to be admitted to the Royal Academy of Science
es cosa admitida que...
it is generally admitted that ...

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The court makes the distinction between criticism that might harm the value because of its poignant nature and copyright infringement which steals market demand.
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Instead, the validity of invention registrations is dealt with during any infringement action.
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The remedy is dependent on the harm done to the copyright owner, the intent of the infringing person, and the grievousness of the infringement.
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With approximately two minutes of normal time left, the referee's whistle blew for an infringement.
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Generally, trademark infringement is based on the likelihood of confusion for a consumer in the marketplace.
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Consultar "admitted" en otros idiomas

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