Summary
to admit {verb}
reconnaître · admettre · laisser entrer · déclarer
admettre {verb}
to accept · to acknowledge · to admit · to admit of · to admit to be · to consent · to recognize · to brook · to accept · to acknowledge
English-French translation for "to admit"
"to admit" French translation
to admit {verb}
to admit [admitted|admitted] {vb} (also: to appreciate, to acknowledge, to distinguish, to recce)
I am the first one to admit that extradition law is a very complex body of law.
However, we will not have reached that position by 19 March, which I freely admit.
You have been wrong for the past ten years, and now you do not want to admit it!
This government would not be afraid to admit that the tax system is complicated.
States were sometimes reluctant to admit that they were engaged in an armed conflict.
to admit [admitted|admitted] {vb} (also: to accept, to acknowledge, to admit of, to admit to be)
Decides to admit the Republic of Montenegro to membership in the United Nations.
Nobody wanted to admit what was happening and everybody simply turned a blind eye.
They have to admit there is a problem before they can deal with that problem.
This sort of ambiguity cannot go on, and we hope that the Council will admit that.
Decides to admit the Swiss Confederation to membership in the United Nations.
Croatia is unfortunately not complying with this provision, and we therefore support the decision not to admit the country to the Council...
The Falkland Islands Government have admitted Argentine passport-holders to the Falklands since July.
to admit [admitted|admitted] {vb} (also: to declare, to state, to confess, to register)
There are, however, many who oppose it simply because they are basically racists but who do not have the courage to admit that openly.
In all frankness, I have to admit that, for once, we are not at odds with what Israel here seems to advocate or state as its aspirations.
But we have to be honest and admit that a reorganization of our social structures and of our social security systems is unavoidable, and
In no circumstance shall the defendant be forced, through physical or psychological coercion, to admit to guilt in respect of the violation.
In order that it might be admitted, they said that the illness was not serious.
admettre {verb}
to accept [accepted|accepted] {vb}
to admit [admitted|admitted] {vb}
to admit of {vb}
to admit to be {vb}
to consent [consented|consented] {vb}
to brook [brooked|brooked] (answer, delay) {v.t.}
to accept [accepted|accepted] {v.t.} [aviat.]
to acknowledge [acknowledged|acknowledged] {v.t.} [aviat.]
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "admit":
© Princeton Universityacknowledge · accept · take · take on · let in · include · allow in · intromit · accommodate · hold · allow
Synonyms (French) for "admettre":
© myThes Dicollecteaccepter · permettre · agréer · consentir · acquiescer · accéder · souscrire · opiner · concéder · ratifier · accueillir · recevoir · héberger · réceptionner · fêter · recueillir · pardonner · supposer · adopter · opter
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to admit" in French
Similar words
admirably · admiral · admiralty · admiration · admirer · admiring · admiringly · admissibility · admissible · admission · admit · admittance · admitted · admittedly · admixture · admode · admonishment · admonition · adobe · adolescence · adolescent
Have a look at the English-Polish dictionary by bab.la.