admissions

英 [ədˈmɪʃnz]

美 [ədˈmɪʃnz]

n.  (机构、组织等的)准许加入，加入权，进入权; (尤指对过错、罪行的)承认，招认，招供; 入场费; 门票费
admission的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 准许进入；准许加入；进入；加入
  Admissionis permission given to a person to enter a place, or permission given to a country to enter an organization.Admissionis also the act of entering a place.
  1. Students apply for admission to a particular college...
     学生们申请上某所大学。
  2. Poland and Czechoslovakia have vigorously pursued admission to the European Community...
     波兰和捷克斯洛伐克已经积极寻求加入欧共体。
  3. ...an increase in hospital admissions of children.
     入院儿童数量的增加
• N-PLURAL 获准入学者
  Admissionsto a place such as a school or university are the people who are allowed to enter or join it.
  1. Each school sets its own admissions policy.
     每所学校制定各自的录取政策。
• N-UNCOUNT 入场费；门票费
  Admissionat a park, museum, or other place is the amount of money that you pay to enter it.
  1. Gates open at 10.30am and admission is free.
     早上10:30开门，免费入场。
  2. Admissionis also used before a noun.
     （亦用于名词前）
  3. The admission price is $8 for adults.
     成人门票8美元。
• N-VAR （对过错等的）承认，供认
  Anadmissionis a statement that something bad, unpleasant, or embarrassing is true.
  1. By his own admission, he is not playing well...
     他自己承认表现欠佳。
  2. She wanted some admission of guilt from her father.
     她期待她父亲能够认罪。

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