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[[shigad da]], [[amince]] | ===Pronunciation=== | ||
*{{UK}} {{IPA|/ədˈmɪt/}} | |||
*{{US}} {{IPA|/ædˈmɪt/}} | |||
*{{audio|en-us-admit.ogg|Audio (US)}} | |||
==Verb== | |||
{{verb|admit|t}} | |||
# {{transitive}} If you '''admit''' someone, you allow them to enter an area or a building. <> [[shigad da]], [[amince]], [[ƙyale]]. | |||
#: ''The man was '''admitted''' to the theater, and sat in the front row.'' | |||
# {{transitive}} If you are '''admitted''' to an institution, the institution starts taking care of you. <> samun [[shiga]] makaranta, galibi ta jami'a. | |||
#: ''He was '''admitted''' to hospital and he is having his operation next week.'' | |||
#: ''My elderly grandmother was '''admitted''' to a nursing home.'' | |||
#: ''To be '''admitted''' to a state school, children must show the ability to learn.'' | |||
# {{transitive}} If you '''admit''' something, you say reluctantly that it is true. <> [[shigad da]], [[amince]]. | |||
#: ''If you didn’t admit your mistake, how did you feel afterward? <> Idan ba ka amince da kuskurenka ba, yaya ka ji bayan haka? [https://glosbe.com/en/ha/admit] | |||
#: ''She '''admitted''' that she robbed the bank.'' | |||
#: ''The accused '''admitted''' stealing the money.'' | |||
#: ''No child would ever '''admit''' to enjoying school.'' | |||
#: ''"Climbing the Everest was harder than I thought," he '''admitted'''.'' | |||
#: ''She '''admitted''' her mistake and apologized.'' | |||
===Synonyms=== | |||
*(''allow to enter'') [[welcome]], [[let in]] | |||
*(''say it is true'') [[state]] | |||
===Related words=== | |||
* [[admittable]] | |||
* [[admittance]] | |||
* [[admittedly]] | |||
* [[admitter]] | |||
* [[admitting]] | |||
* [[admissible]] | |||
* [[admission]] | |||
===See also=== | |||
*[[allow]] | |||
*[[permit]] | |||
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Revision as of 16:21, 23 January 2019
Pronunciation
Verb
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Plain form (yanzu) |
3rd-person singular (ana cikin yi) |
Past tense (ya wuce) |
Past participle (ya wuce) |
Present participle (ana cikin yi) |
- (transitive) If you admit someone, you allow them to enter an area or a building. <> shigad da, amince, ƙyale.
- The man was admitted to the theater, and sat in the front row.
- (transitive) If you are admitted to an institution, the institution starts taking care of you. <> samun shiga makaranta, galibi ta jami'a.
- He was admitted to hospital and he is having his operation next week.
- My elderly grandmother was admitted to a nursing home.
- To be admitted to a state school, children must show the ability to learn.
- (transitive) If you admit something, you say reluctantly that it is true. <> shigad da, amince.
- If you didn’t admit your mistake, how did you feel afterward? <> Idan ba ka amince da kuskurenka ba, yaya ka ji bayan haka? [1]
- She admitted that she robbed the bank.
- The accused admitted stealing the money.
- No child would ever admit to enjoying school.
- "Climbing the Everest was harder than I thought," he admitted.
- She admitted her mistake and apologized.
Synonyms
Related words
See also
Google translation of admit
- (verb) yarda <> accept, admit, concede, endorse, take, consent; gaskata <> admit, authenticate, justify, vindicate;