Summary
to admit {verb}
admitir · conceder · internar · confesar · dejar entrar · ingresar
English-Spanish translation for " to admit"
" to admit" Spanish translation
to admit {verb}
I would be among the first to admit that this goal will not be easy to achieve.
We have to admit that the situation did not develop as originally hoped.
It is far more difficult to admit to shortcomings in one's own country.
This showed that it is possible to admit to a mistake and then change the rules.
I have to admit that I had serious misgivings during the first reading of the directive.
to admit {verb}
to admit [admitted|admitted] {vb} (also: to arrange, to recognise, to receive, to condemn)
She then had to admit that this was not based on one iota of scientific evidence.
It is, however, clearly not possible to admit this in the face of market forces.
We have to admit that, without the US, there would not be any inspectors now.
We must, however, admit that in financial terms we cannot proclaim a victory!
The United Kingdom has agreed to admit one thousand illegal immigrants, but then what?
to admit [admitted|admitted] {vb} (also: to concede)
The Rules of Procedure only allow me to admit two.
They hunted as a pack, they stood together and we were unable to prise them apart or to check facts because they had come to admit nothing
We are, admittedly, being consulted, but the Council is not here.
The report does not breathe a word about that, because it would mean admitting that all the talk about small businesses is just a popularity-seeking justification for granting aid to big business.
to admit [admitted|admitted] {vb} (also: to confine)
admittedly not free of internal difficulties and tension.
In addition, the Americans themselves have admitted that they are offering them several tens of millions of dollars to set up internal opposition in Cuba.
to admit [admitted|admitted] {vb} (also: to avow, to confess, to make a confession)
First of all, I must admit that this explanation of vote is difficult.
Some possibilities have been retained, however, which I must admit I find somewhat shocking.
Commissioner, thank you for your response, but I must admit I find it hard to grasp the logic of it.
He also mentioned the state of the world today in terms which, I must admit, moved me and which I endorse.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I must admit to the Commissioner that I found his speech extraordinarily disappointing.
to admit [admitted|admitted] {vb}
By demanding a new treaty amendment before any new members are admitted the Commission is saying no.
to admit [admitted|admitted] {vb} [med.]
In order that it might be admitted, they said that the illness was not serious.
Women with full term pregnancies in these programs spend time in the assessment unit, walk in the grounds, go home or are admitted to labour ward.
Then the lies and manoeuvrings began: the lies - or silences - of the person who had admitted it and the lies and silences of the person in charge of health in the area.
The heads of state and government admitted this, pointing out that there will be another intergovernmental conference before the accession of the sixteenth Member State.
In one trial of 105 infants, significantly more infants in the dexamethasone group were admitted to NICU compared with the betamethasone group (RR 3.83, 95% CI 1.24 to 11.87).
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "admit":
© Princeton Universityacknowledge · accept · take · take on · let in · include · allow in · intromit · accommodate · hold · allow
Usage examples
Usage examples for " to admit" in Spanish
Similar words
admirer · admirers · admiring · admiringly · admissibility · admissible · admissibly · admission · admissionfee · admissionticket · admit · admittance · admitted · admittedly · admitting · admixture · admixtures · admonishing · admonishment · admonition · adnate
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