/aðmiˈtiɾ/

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Translation

to admit, to accept, to allow

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Word origin

From Latin admittere ('to let in'), from ad ('to') plus mittere ('to send'). The same mittere gives English 'mission' and 'transmit'.

Origin
Latin
Root
admittere
English cognates
admit, mission

Grammar

Verb type-ir regular

Conjugation

Regular -ir conjugation. Pronouns: yo, tú, él/ella/ud., nos., vos., ellos/uds..

Indicative

Person PresentPreteriteImperfectFutureConditional
yoadmitoadmitíadmitíaadmitiréadmitiría
túadmitesadmitisteadmitíasadmitirásadmitirías
él/ella/ud.admiteadmitióadmitíaadmitiráadmitiría
nos.admitimosadmitimosadmitíamosadmitiremosadmitiríamos
vos.admitísadmitisteisadmitíaisadmitiréisadmitiríais
ellos/uds.admitenadmitieronadmitíanadmitiránadmitirían

Subjunctive

Person PresentImperfect (-ra)Imperfect (-se)
yoadmitaadmitieraadmitiese
túadmitasadmitierasadmitieses
él/ella/ud.admitaadmitieraadmitiese
nos.admitamosadmitiéramosadmitiésemos
vos.admitáisadmitieraisadmitieseis
ellos/uds.admitanadmitieranadmitiesen

Imperative

Person Affirmative
túadmite
ud.admita
nosotrosadmitamos
vosotrosadmitid
uds.admitan

Non-finite

Gerund / present participle
admitiendo
Past participle
admitido

Examples

.

You have to admit that you were wrong.

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The school only admits thirty pupils per year.

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I do not allow that kind of remark in my class.

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In the end he admitted that the fault had been his.

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This material cannot take so much weight.

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This word is taught in chapter 13, lesson 6: admitir, definitivamente, diente and 7 more words.