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admission
ad.mis.sion  AHD[²d-m¹sh“…n]   DJ[#d6m!.*n]  KK[#d6m!.*n]
n.（名词）
1.The act of admitting or allowing to enter.
    准许进入，加入：承认或允许进入的动作
2.The state of being allowed to enter.
    准许进入，加入：被允许进入的状态
3.Right to enter; access.
    进入权：进入的权力；进入
4.The price required or paid for entering; an entrance fee.
    入场费：入场所付的价格；入场费
5.A confession, as of having committed a crime.
    供认：如承认犯罪事实的坦白
6.A voluntary acknowledgment of truth.
    自白：自愿坦白真相
7.A fact or statement granted or admitted; a concession.
    坦白：被认可或被许可的事实或陈述；坦白
ORIGIN
1.Middle English
    中古英语
2.from Latinadmissi½  admissi½n-
    源自 拉丁语admissi½  admissi½n-
3.fromadmissus [past participle of] admittere [to admit] * see  admit
    源自admissus  [] admittere的过去分词 [允许；准许；容许] *参见admit
DERIVATIVES
▪admis“sive  AHD:  [-m¹s“¹v] （形容词）
USAGE
1.It is often maintained thatadmittance  should be used only to refer to achieving physical access to a place (  
    通常人们认为admittance 只用于表示身体进入到某处（  
    He was denied admittance to the courtroom),
    他被拒绝进入法庭），
2.and thatadmission  should be used for the wider sense of achieving entry to a group or institution (  
    而admission 应用于更广的意义，表示获得加入某个团体或机构（  
    her admission to the club; China's admission to the United Nations).
    允许她加入俱乐部；
3.This distinction is often ignored, though many writers continue to observe it.Butadmission  is much more common in the sense “a fee paid for the right of entry”:  
    允许中国加入联合国）。
    The admission to the movie was five dollars.
4.这个区别通常被忽视，虽然许多作家继续注意这点。但是admission 更普遍用于表达“为进入权所付的费用”：  
    电影票价为五美元。