admission

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• General-American: /ədˈmɪʃən/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ædˈmɪʃ.n̩/
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• rhymes with -ɪʃən
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• CMU ARPABET: AE0 D M IH1 SH AH0 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 2: AH0 D M IH1 SH AH0 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Borrowed from Latin admissio, admissionis; compare French admission. See admit.

84 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: qəbul — the act or practice of admitting
• Bulgarian: приемане (priemane) — the act or practice of admitting
• Catalan: admissió — the act or practice of admitting
• Danish: antagning — the act or practice of admitting
• Danish: indtagning — the act or practice of admitting
• Danish: indlæggelse — the act or practice of admitting
• Finnish: hyväksyminen — the act or practice of admitting
• Finnish: päästäminen — the act or practice of admitting
• German: Zulassung — the act or practice of admitting
• German: Aufnahme — the act or practice of admitting
• German: Einlass — the act or practice of admitting
• German: Anerkennung — the act or practice of admitting
• German: Eintritt — the act or practice of admitting
• Hungarian: beengedés — the act or practice of admitting
• Hungarian: beléptetés — the act or practice of admitting
• Hungarian: bebocsátás — the act or practice of admitting
• Hungarian: felvétel — the act or practice of admitting
• Irish: admháil — the act or practice of admitting
• Italian: ammissione — the act or practice of admitting
• Japanese: 入場 (nyūjō) — the act or practice of admitting
• Korean: 인정하다 (injeonghada) — the act or practice of admitting
• Korean: 가입하다 (gaiphada) — the act or practice of admitting
• Latin: admissio — the act or practice of admitting
• Latin: admissum — the act or practice of admitting
• Norwegian Bokmål: innleggelse — the act or practice of admitting
• Polish: admisja — the act or practice of admitting
• Portuguese: admissão — the act or practice of admitting
• Romanian: admitere — the act or practice of admitting
• Russian: приём (prijóm) — the act or practice of admitting
• Spanish: admisión — the act or practice of admitting
• Swahili: ruhusa ya kuingia — the act or practice of admitting
• Swedish: antagning — the act or practice of admitting
• Swedish: intagning — the act or practice of admitting
• Swedish: insläpp — the act or practice of admitting
• Bulgarian: достъп (dostǎp) — power or permission to enter
• Bulgarian: вход (vhod) — power or permission to enter
• Catalan: admissió — power or permission to enter
• Finnish: pääsy — power or permission to enter
• French: admission — power or permission to enter
• German: Zutritt — power or permission to enter
• German: Eintritt — power or permission to enter
• German: Einlass — power or permission to enter
• German: Zugang — power or permission to enter
• Hungarian: beengedés — power or permission to enter
• Hungarian: bebocsátás — power or permission to enter
• Italian: ammissione — power or permission to enter
• Latin: acceptio — power or permission to enter
• Portuguese: admissão — power or permission to enter
• Romanian: admisie — power or permission to enter
• Russian: до́пуск (dópusk) — power or permission to enter
• Russian: до́ступ (dóstup) — power or permission to enter
• Spanish: admisión — power or permission to enter
• Bulgarian: признание (priznanie) — (law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another
• Catalan: admissió — (law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another
• Finnish: myöntäminen — (law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another
• German: Schuldeingeständnis — (law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another
• Hungarian: beismerés — (law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another
• Russian: призна́ние (priznánije) — (law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another
• Spanish: admisión — (law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another
• Bulgarian: признание (priznanie) — a fact, point, or statement admitted
• Catalan: admissió — a fact, point, or statement admitted
• Danish: antagelse — a fact, point, or statement admitted
• Danish: medgivelse — a fact, point, or statement admitted
• Danish: tilståelse — a fact, point, or statement admitted
• Finnish: myöntäminen — a fact, point, or statement admitted
• German: Eingeständnis — a fact, point, or statement admitted
• Portuguese: admissão — a fact, point, or statement admitted
• Russian: призна́ние (priznánije) — a fact, point, or statement admitted
• Swedish: antagande — a fact, point, or statement admitted
• Swedish: medgivande — a fact, point, or statement admitted
• Swedish: erkännande — a fact, point, or statement admitted
• Danish: entréafgift — cost or fee associated with attendance or entry
• Danish: entré — cost or fee associated with attendance or entry
• Dutch: toegangsprijs — cost or fee associated with attendance or entry
• Finnish: pääsymaksu — cost or fee associated with attendance or entry
• Finnish: sisäänpääsymaksu — cost or fee associated with attendance or entry
• German: Eintrittspreis — cost or fee associated with attendance or entry
• German: Aufnahmegebühr — cost or fee associated with attendance or entry
• Hungarian: belépődíj — cost or fee associated with attendance or entry
• Japanese: 入場料 (nyūjō-ryō) — cost or fee associated with attendance or entry
• Portuguese: joia — cost or fee associated with attendance or entry
• Swedish: inträdesavgift — cost or fee associated with attendance or entry
• Swedish: entréavgift — cost or fee associated with attendance or entry
• Turkish: giriş ücreti — cost or fee associated with attendance or entry