Sommario
to admit {verbo}
accettare · accogliere · concedere · riconoscere · confessare · ammmettere · dare accesso · consentire · ammettere · associare · rendere partecipe · immettere
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "to admit"
"to admit" traduzione italiano
to admit {verbo}
to admit [admitted|admitted] {v.} (anche: to acknowledge, to recognize, to embrace, to acquiesce in)
But is it not taking a rather over-optimistic view of how much willingness there is within the European Union to admit the candidate states?
Fifthly, and so as to be able to admit new candidate countries, make no new demands for a further intergovernmental conference and for
In many Member States now, which have set their face against irradiation, there is a probability that they will now have to admit
Of course, the decision to admit all products - with the exception of arms - from the least developed countries to the European Union
And that's to take Isaac Mizrahi's advice and confront the manipulation of it all, and sort of admit that manipulation is something that we
to admit [admitted|admitted] {v.} (anche: to follow, to adopt, to grant, to pass)
If we admit new Member States then we need to put our own House in order first.
The United Kingdom has agreed to admit one thousand illegal immigrants, but then what?
Ladies and gentlemen, I suggest we admit these immigrants, but that we also recognise them for what they are.
Let me therefore ask you, by way of exception, to admit these oral amendments I have just listed and to agree to them.
This is unacceptable, for it removes Member States ' right to decide which workers they wish to, and are able, to admit, and how many.
to admit [admitted|admitted] {v.} (anche: to acknowledge, to concede, to agree, to permit)
I admit there is no easy solution.
to admit [admitted|admitted] {v.} (anche: to acknowledge, to recognize, to appreciate, to legitimate)
There are those who say that the United States should admit their mistakes.
We have to admit, however, that we still have a lot of homework to do.
I gladly admit that the Commission is not responsible for this situation.
It is far more difficult to admit to shortcomings in one's own country.
I must admit, however, that assessment of the various measures was difficult.
to admit [admitted|admitted] {v.} (anche: to confess, to own, to own up to)
I have to admit that in Flanders, where I come from, we still have a long way to go too.
I must admit that I completely forgot about this formal sitting.
I would like to be able to add my voice to this almost unanimous choir, but I must admit to being perplexed.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I must admit to the Commissioner that I found his speech extraordinarily disappointing.
What he said is very true and I admit I allowed him to run over his allotted speaking time considerably in recognition of his very
to admit [admitted|admitted] {v.} (anche: to let in)
to admit [admitted|admitted] {v.} (anche: to let in, to allow in)
to admit [admitted|admitted] {v.} (anche: to acknowledge)
For this reason Milosevic's 'offer ' to admit an unarmed United Nations force must of course be rejected.
I can admit it today when we have a general debate on Kosovo where any of the groups can take up your question.
admit of."
Admittedly, it is said that each government protects its national interest, but their debate makes it possible to go beyond that.
Indeed, it should be possible for a third-country subject who has legal status in a Member State to be admitted to other Member States too.
to admit [admitted|admitted] {v. t.} (anche: to acknowledge, to let in, to allow in, to confess)
You have been wrong for the past ten years, and now you do not want to admit it!
I must admit that I am, at the moment, more concerned about the matter in hand.
I must admit, however, that since then his activities have rather escaped my notice.
This showed that it is possible to admit to a mistake and then change the rules.
The thing I had to admit to myself, with great repulsion, was that I get it.
to admit [admitted|admitted] {v. t.} (anche: to couple, to integrate, to combine, to unite)
to admit [admitted|admitted] {v. t.} (anche: to let sb. join in, to associate)
to admit [admitted|admitted] {v. t.} (anche: to let)
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "admit":
© Princeton Universityacknowledge · accept · take · take on · let in · include · allow in · intromit · accommodate · hold · allow
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "to admit" in Italiano
Parole simili
admirably · admiral · admiration · admirer · admirers · admiring · admiringly · admissibility · admissible · admission · admit · admittable · admittance · admitted · admittedly · admixture · admonishment · admonition · admonitory · adnate · ado