| 单词 | admit |
| 释义 | admitadmitsadmittedadmittingadmitadmit /ədˈmɪt/ verb (past tense and past participle admitted, present participle admitting)1[intransitive and transitive] to say that you have done something wrong or illegal OPP denyadmit (that)The chairman of the company admitted that mistakes had been made.admitmistakehavebemake公司董事长承认有失误。admit toHe’ll never admit to the murder.他绝不承认杀了人。2[intransitive and transitive] to agree unwillingly that something is true OPP deny: ‘OK, I was scared,’ she admitted.bescareadmit“好了﹐我是被吓坏了。”她承认道。admit (that)You may not like her, but you have to admit that she is good at her job.be你可以不喜欢她﹐但你不得不承认她工作干得不错。3[transitive] to allow someone to enter a public place to watch a game, performance etc: Only ticket holders will be admitted into the stadium.holderadmit只有持票者才能进入体育场。4be admitted to be taken into hospital because you are illTHESAURUS: admitadmit to say that you have done something wrong or illegal: I admit that it was a silly mistake.beShe admitted that she had lied to the police.admithavelieconfess to tell someone that you have done something very bad, especially when people have been asking you questions and trying to persuade you to do this: He later confessed in court that he had killed his wife.lateconfesshavekillown up to something to tell someone that you did something, especially something not very serious: One of the boys owned up to drawing the picture on the wall.boyowndrawcome clean informal to stop hiding the truth about something: I decided that it was time to come clean about where the money had come from.decidebehave |
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