admission

/ədˈmɪʃən/
noun 5

Collocations

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(noun.) entrance

ADJ

free, half-price

emergency

The hospital was overwhelmed with emergency admissions after the accident on the highway.

cinema, hospital, school, university

VERB + ADMISSION

apply for, seek

Many international students seek admission to universities in English-speaking countries.

gain

She worked hard to gain admission to the nursing program at the local hospital.

grant sb | refuse sb

ADMISSION + NOUN

charge, fee, price | criteria, policy | procedure

rate

The university's admission rate has increased significantly over the past five years.

PREP

on ~

When she arrived at the clinic on admission, the nurse took her blood pressure and medical history.

~ to

2

(noun.) statement admitting sth

ADJ

clear, frank, full

By refusing to apologize, he made a frank admission of his guilt.

tacit | grudging

VERB + ADMISSION

make

PREP

~ of

The company's admission of responsibility for the accident surprised many customers.

PHRASES

an admission of defeat/failure/guilt/liability

When he refused to apologize, many interpreted his silence as an admission of guilt.

by sb's own admission

By her own admission, she wasn't ready for the responsibility of managing the project.

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