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Meanings of price of admission in English
The fee charged for admission.
Synonyms
Examples for "admission"
Examples for "admission"
1
Students apply for admission to agriculture and take a common first year.
2
There was, of course, no admission that any change had taken place.
3
Gift aid your ticket and you get free admission for a year.
4
Interpretation: Most NICU deaths occurred within the first few days after admission.
5
The market admission will take place on May 10, the bookrunner said.
1
Hiking will only costs you the 15 Malaysian ringgit park entrance fee.
2
We paid our threepence entrance fee in the stone hall and went upstairs.
3
A visit is worth every pound of the £18 entrance fee.
4
Now, anyone willing to pay the entrance fee can experience this extraordinary palace.
5
One visitor even suggested paying the entrance fee with invisible money.
1
His idea of holiday heaven was a museum without an admission charge.
2
There is no admission charge to Little League games; the charter expressly forbids it.
3
No admission charge (supper is free also) and pre-booking not necessary.
4
Grudgingly I paid the admission charge and went in.
5
The admission charge covers both of you.
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!
1
The picture that adorns this LP is worth the admission price alone.
2
But before she buzzes us through, there's an admission price to pay.
3
The higher admission price includes a copy of the new album.
4
If you have the admission price, one tiny piece of information.
5
The tickets, glossy and professional-looking, showed an unexpectedly high admission price.
1
I cannot even scrape together enough for entrance money to a Club.
2
His goal 11 minutes into the second half was worth the entrance money alone.
3
I would have to find the entrance money myself.
4
I will go on sitting and drinking, because this is a public-house and I paid my entrance money.
5
They plodded steadily on under a blazing sun to the other gate, at which a man stood to collect the entrance money.
Usage of price of admission in English
1
Both exhibits are free with the price of admission to the museum.
2
I'd advise you to remember just what the price of admission is.
3
The discovery of this fact is alone worth the price of admission.
4
The price of admission to the Exhibition is a significant matter also.
5
By the way, I think-I'm gonna lower the price of admission.
6
This one may have been worth the price of admission, all unintended.
7
Fashionable people never go where the price of admission is a penny.
8
Such has been the price of admission to the world's most populous market.
9
Was this supposed trad heaven even worth the price of admission?
10
Whatever it was, it would be worth the price of admission.
11
The price of admission varies according to location of rooms and attention required.
12
That spectacle alone would more than justify the price of admission.
13
Well, you have the price of admission; with me it's a free pass.
14
It's the price of admission, the coin you pay to cross the river.
15
The experience is definitely worth the price of admission, especially on a clear day.
16
Colorado-born Boggess' delivery of the title song alone is worth the price of admission.