英语词汇admission的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

admission /ədˈmɪʃən/ noun 1. the act of going into a place, or the amount that you pay to go inadjectives/nouns + admissionfree admission Admission is free on Sundays.half-price admission There is half-price admission for children.general admission (=for most people) Tickets are $10 general admission and $5 for children under 5.open admissions (=allowing anybody to do something, without any limits) Most community colleges have an open admissions policy.nouns + admissioncollege/university/school admissions College admissions have increased by 5% this year.hospital admissions Hospital admissions due to alcohol have increased.an emergency admission The emergency room deals with over 300 emergency admissions a day.verbsrefuse/deny sb admission He was refused admission to law school.seek admission (=ask to enter) She was advised by her doctor to seek admission to hospital.gain admission (=succeed in entering a place) A large crowd was struggling to gain admission to the exhibition.include admission The ticket price includes admission to the museum.apply for admission The document explains how to apply for admission to a university.admission + nounsan admission charge/fee There is an admission charge to go into the gallery.the admission price/price of admission The admission price includes a ride on the steam train.the admissions criteria (=the set of rules used to decide who can join a college or other organization) The college changed its admissions criteria to encourage a wider range of students to study there.the admissions procedure/process The admissions procedure takes just a few minutes.the admissions officer For more information about courses, contact your college admissions officer.the admissions office Please hand in your form at the university admissions office.prepositionsadmission to sth Admission to the gallery is £2.on admission (=when you go in) You can pay on admission.phrasesan application for admission Application for admission to these courses should be made on the University’s direct entry form.2. a statement in which you admit that something is true or that you have done something wrongphrasesan admission of guilt/failure/defeat/responsibility/liability His statement was an admission of guilt.by/on sb’s own admission (=based on someone’s own words) By her own admission, she lied about the incident.adjectivesa frank admission We weren’t expecting such a frank admission from him.a clear admission It was a clear admission that they knew they could not win.a grudging admission (=which someone does not want to make) There was a grudging admission that events had not gone as well as planned.a tacit admission (=in which you do not say something directly) His resignation is a tacit admission that he feels responsible for what happened.a full admission When the man was interviewed he made a full admission.verbsmake an admission I have an admission to make – I didn’t tell you everything that happened last night.

词组	admission
释义	admission /ədˈmɪʃən/ noun 1. the act of going into a place, or the amount that you pay to go inadjectives/nouns + admissionfree admission Admission is free on Sundays.half-price admission There is half-price admission for children.general admission (=for most people) Tickets are $10 general admission and $5 for children under 5.open admissions (=allowing anybody to do something, without any limits) Most community colleges have an open admissions policy.nouns + admissioncollege/university/school admissions College admissions have increased by 5% this year.hospital admissions Hospital admissions due to alcohol have increased.an emergency admission The emergency room deals with over 300 emergency admissions a day.verbsrefuse/deny sb admission He was refused admission to law school.seek admission (=ask to enter) She was advised by her doctor to seek admission to hospital.gain admission (=succeed in entering a place) A large crowd was struggling to gain admission to the exhibition.include admission The ticket price includes admission to the museum.apply for admission The document explains how to apply for admission to a university.admission + nounsan admission charge/fee There is an admission charge to go into the gallery.the admission price/price of admission The admission price includes a ride on the steam train.the admissions criteria (=the set of rules used to decide who can join a college or other organization) The college changed its admissions criteria to encourage a wider range of students to study there.the admissions procedure/process The admissions procedure takes just a few minutes.the admissions officer For more information about courses, contact your college admissions officer.the admissions office Please hand in your form at the university admissions office.prepositionsadmission to sth Admission to the gallery is £2.on admission (=when you go in) You can pay on admission.phrasesan application for admission Application for admission to these courses should be made on the University’s direct entry form.2. a statement in which you admit that something is true or that you have done something wrongphrasesan admission of guilt/failure/defeat/responsibility/liability His statement was an admission of guilt.by/on sb’s own admission (=based on someone’s own words) By her own admission, she lied about the incident.adjectivesa frank admission We weren’t expecting such a frank admission from him.a clear admission It was a clear admission that they knew they could not win.a grudging admission (=which someone does not want to make) There was a grudging admission that events had not gone as well as planned.a tacit admission (=in which you do not say something directly) His resignation is a tacit admission that he feels responsible for what happened.a full admission When the man was interviewed he made a full admission.verbsmake an admission I have an admission to make – I didn’t tell you everything that happened last night.
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