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Meanings of admission in English
The fee charged for admission.
A statement tending to establish the guilt or liability of the person making the statement.
Usage of admission in English
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Students apply for admission to agriculture and take a common first year.
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There was, of course, no admission that any change had taken place.
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Gift aid your ticket and you get free admission for a year.
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Interpretation: Most NICU deaths occurred within the first few days after admission.
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The market admission will take place on May 10, the bookrunner said.
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Prime Minister Bill English said it was not an admission of anything.
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This then leads to another set of questions about the admission procedures.
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However, the college has said the admission refusal arose from a misunderstanding.
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This includes accommodation, activities and admission costs, transport and all main meals.
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In addition; it's possible that an admission will take you by surprise!
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Somewhere along the way, by his own admission, Takahama lost his way.
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In the case of in-hospital treatment, an admission diagnosis must be recorded.
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Results: Rates of ICU admission differed by treatment of the underlying disease.
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Speaking to hundreds of journalists, Mr Trump made an extraordinarily frank admission.
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The series continues throughout June and admission to all lectures is free.
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Was he about to talk her into a new, and greater, admission?
About this term
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Admission through the time
Admission across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
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