admit

美音：[əd'mɪt] 英音：[əd'mɪt]

简单释义：

v.（常指勉强）承认；承认（过错、罪行）；招认；招供

网络接纳；容许；准许

变形：

过去分词：admitted 现在分词：admitting 第三人称单数：admits

完整释义：

1.承认,容许(辩解)
2.认,承认;公认
3.招收,接纳,纳入;加入;可容纳
4.接受,许可入场〔入会、入学、入院〕
5.放进,请进去,让…进去,把…带进来
6.补充;充入;让…泻进来
7.准许,嘉许,同意;点点头;获准
8.通向,通到
9.收容,容纳
10.透露,说出来,直言不讳

例句：

Even those constituents who detest her politics and would never vote for her, do admit that she has always been a very good constituency MP.
连那些讨厌她的政治主张并对她投反对票的选民，也承认她始终是该选区的一位好议员。
But even government officials admit that no one really knows how much the city has spent on it.
但就连政府官员也承认，没有人知道上海到底花了多少钱来举办这届世博会。
The only thing I got from that speech was that people do not want to admit they're Polish.
我从他们的话里得出的唯一结论就是，人们不愿意承认自己是波兰人。
We have to admit that this seasons Barneys Exclusives are a little less exciting than usual.
我们必须承认这晒干独家新闻比通常有点较不扣人心弦的巴尔尼。
You would not admit such a right (or duty); if, you were still persuaded that I was acting out of a prejudice or a personal taste.
你不会认同这样的权利（或义务），如果你仍然认为（我的）那行为是出于偏见或个人喜好。
People admit to being bookworms in the same way they admit to being "just too tidy really" , or "a bit of a workaholic" .
人们总是乐于承认自己是“书虫”，那种态度就如说，“我真是太整洁了”或者“我有点工作狂”。
It's not easy to cheat in chess, but I admit that I made sure David won once or we ice.
下棋时作弊并不容易，不过我得承认，我的确有意让大卫赢过一两次。
Say you are sorry to hear, what has appeared and the current situation. Do not admit, that someone from the bank is wrong, but are sorry.
对于听到顾客的描述表示歉意，但清楚事实前，绝不能承认就是某个人的错，但要说道歉。

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