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Перевод: admitted

[прилагательное]
признанный; общепризнанный; допущенный

Тезаурус:

1. That the potential for collaboration was there may be seen from the final sentence by J. W. Heslop Harrison (1948b) where he says "Still, it must be admitted that much remains to be done, and by many workers; we give a hearty invitation to others to join us in our labours".
2. Being a true professional, she flashed a smile - as Fred hung on for dear life - and admitted it was a pretty paw show.
3. The first son had died leaving a son but the second died childless: on the face of it the granddaughter was not admitted because of the wording of the condition.
4. Harley Street psychoanalyst Michael Whitenburgh admitted it was the most bizarre case he had ever come across.
5. Burnett, of Tresillian Road, Falmouth, admitted taking a boat without consent.
6. The case was a strong one, not least because Leonard Arthur had admitted that if parents rejected a mentally handicapped child (which they had) it was honest and ethical from his standpoint that the child was better off dead.
7. His aim, in fact, as he freely admitted, was to forget himself in his work.
8. AT last the royal publicity machine has admitted that Charles and Diana's marriage is less than perfect.
9. The award was made against London Underground, who admitted liability but disputed the amount of damages.
10. British Aerospace has already admitted that Rover's assets were undervalued by 350 million at the time of the takeover.
11. It was only to Pam that I admitted to feeling guilty and ashamed of the wave of relief I felt at her funeral, as though a weight had been lifted from my shoulders.
12. Brian Slough, Deputy Head of Kettering Boys' School, admitted to voting Conservative, but in his classroom practice adopted a wide range of progressive and nontraditional techniques.
13. He took the University of London Matriculation Examination in 1932, obtaining credits or better in every subject, while still at school, as a result of which he was admitted to the University, where despite enormous handicaps, he gained a Honours B.Sc., followed by the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in science and geology.