Admission
//ədˈmɪʃən//
Translations of "admission" (23 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Azerbaijani | qəbul(the act or practice of admitting) | — | |
| Bulgarian | вход(power or permission to enter), достъп(power or permission to enter), приемане(the act or practice of admitting), признание((law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another), признание(a fact, point, or statement admitted) | vhod, dostǎp, priemane, priznanie, priznanie | |
| Catalan | admissió(the act or practice of admitting), admissió(power or permission to enter), admissió((law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another), admissió(a fact, point, or statement admitted) | — | |
| Danish | antagelse(a fact, point, or statement admitted), antagning(the act or practice of admitting), entré(cost or fee associated with attendance or entry), entréafgift(cost or fee associated with attendance or entry), indlæggelse(the act or practice of admitting), indtagning(the act or practice of admitting), medgivelse(a fact, point, or statement admitted), tilståelse(a fact, point, or statement admitted) | — | |
| Dutch | toegangsprijs(cost or fee associated with attendance or entry) | — | |
| Finnish | hyväksyminen(the act or practice of admitting), myöntäminen((law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another), myöntäminen(a fact, point, or statement admitted), päästäminen(the act or practice of admitting), pääsy(power or permission to enter), pääsymaksu(cost or fee associated with attendance or entry), sisäänpääsymaksu(cost or fee associated with attendance or entry) | — | |
| French | admission(power or permission to enter) | — | |
| German | Anerkennung(the act or practice of admitting), Aufnahme(the act or practice of admitting), Aufnahmegebühr(cost or fee associated with attendance or entry), Eingeständnis(a fact, point, or statement admitted), Einlass(the act or practice of admitting), Einlass(power or permission to enter), Eintritt(the act or practice of admitting), Eintritt(power or permission to enter), Eintrittspreis(cost or fee associated with attendance or entry), Schuldeingeständnis((law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another), Zugang(power or permission to enter), Zulassung(the act or practice of admitting), Zutritt(power or permission to enter) | — | |
| Hungarian | bebocsátás(the act or practice of admitting), bebocsátás(power or permission to enter), beengedés(the act or practice of admitting), beengedés(power or permission to enter), beismerés((law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another), beléptetés(the act or practice of admitting), belépődíj(cost or fee associated with attendance or entry), felvétel(the act or practice of admitting) | — | |
| Irish | admháil(the act or practice of admitting) | — | |
| Italian | ammissione(the act or practice of admitting), ammissione(power or permission to enter) | — | |
| Japanese | 入場(the act or practice of admitting), 入場料(cost or fee associated with attendance or entry) | nyūjō, nyūjō-ryō | |
| Korean | 가입하다(the act or practice of admitting), 인정하다(the act or practice of admitting) | gaiphada, injeonghada | |
| Latin | acceptio(power or permission to enter), admissio(the act or practice of admitting), admissum(the act or practice of admitting) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | innleggelse(the act or practice of admitting) | — | |
| Polish | admisja(the act or practice of admitting) | — | |
| Portuguese | admissão(the act or practice of admitting), admissão(power or permission to enter), admissão(a fact, point, or statement admitted), joia(cost or fee associated with attendance or entry) | — | |
| Romanian | admisie(power or permission to enter), admitere(the act or practice of admitting) | — | |
| Russian | до́пуск(power or permission to enter), до́ступ(power or permission to enter), призна́ние((law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another), призна́ние(a fact, point, or statement admitted), приём(the act or practice of admitting) | dópusk, dóstup, priznánije, priznánije, prijóm | |
| Spanish | admisión(the act or practice of admitting), admisión(power or permission to enter), admisión((law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another), confesión((law) acquiescence or concurrence in a statement made by another) | — | |
| Swahili | ruhusa ya kuingia(the act or practice of admitting) | — | |
| Swedish | antagande(a fact, point, or statement admitted), antagning(the act or practice of admitting), entréavgift(cost or fee associated with attendance or entry), erkännande(a fact, point, or statement admitted), insläpp(the act or practice of admitting), intagning(the act or practice of admitting), inträdesavgift(cost or fee associated with attendance or entry), medgivande(a fact, point, or statement admitted) | — | |
| Turkish | giriş ücreti(cost or fee associated with attendance or entry) | — |
qəbul
admissió, admissió, admissió, admissió
antagelse, antagning, entré, entréafgift, indlæggelse, indtagning, medgivelse, tilståelse
toegangsprijs
hyväksyminen, myöntäminen, myöntäminen, päästäminen, pääsy, pääsymaksu, sisäänpääsymaksu
admission
Anerkennung, Aufnahme, Aufnahmegebühr, Eingeständnis, Einlass, Einlass, Eintritt, Eintritt, Eintrittspreis, Schuldeingeständnis, Zugang, Zulassung, Zutritt
bebocsátás, bebocsátás, beengedés, beengedés, beismerés, beléptetés, belépődíj, felvétel
admháil
ammissione, ammissione
acceptio, admissio, admissum
innleggelse
admisja
admissão, admissão, admissão, joia
admisie, admitere
до́пуск, до́ступ, призна́ние, призна́ние, приём
dópusk, dóstup, priznánije, priznánije, prijóm
admisión, admisión, admisión, confesión
ruhusa ya kuingia
antagande, antagning, entréavgift, erkännande, insläpp, intagning, inträdesavgift, medgivande
giriş ücreti
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