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Meanings of admission fee in English
The fee charged for admission.
Usage of admission fee in English
1
For a start there was no nagging for money, no 'voluntary' admission fee.
2
This means there is no admission fee or the need to book tickets.
3
No waiting room, no trolleys, no queues, no admission fee and free parking.
4
Although the admission fee was half-a-dollar, upwards of a thousand persons were present.
5
You ought to have charged that large and respectable audience an admission fee!
6
They charged a small admission fee and the profit went to the Red Cross.
7
Only the priests of the faith and their friends are invited-noadmission fee-youunderstand?
8
Council members voted unanimously to effectively ban so-called pot clubs that charge an admission fee.
9
Inside, an elderly man sat on a tiny stool, waiting to charge an admission fee.
10
Many events come with a steep admission fee.
11
She paid the admission fee, and went in.
12
He walked purposefully up to the stone gate, paid his admission fee, and disappeared into the tower.
13
The concert would be well worth an admission fee and an hour's confinement in a stuffy hall.
14
An admission fee of fifty cents kept out the rabble, and not more than 300 were present.
15
The Webers don't charge an admission fee.
16
As no admission fee was to be charged the select few determined to be present at the entertainment.