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1 admittance
nounZutritt, derno admittance [except on business] — Zutritt [für Unbefugte] verboten
* * ** * *ad·mit·tance[ədˈmɪtən(t)s]“no \admittance” „Betreten verboten“* * *[əd'mItəns]n(to building) Zutritt m (to zu), Einlass m (to in +acc); (to club) Zulassung f (to zu), Aufnahme f (to in +acc)I was denied admittance — mir wurde der Zutritt verwehrt or verweigert
* * *admittance [ədˈmıtəns] s1. Einlass m, Zutritt m:“no admittance (except on business)” „Zutritt (für Unbefugte) verboten!“;2. ELEK Admittanz f, Scheinleitwert m* * *nounZutritt, derno admittance [except on business] — Zutritt [für Unbefugte] verboten
* * *n.Eintritt -e m.Scheinleitwert m.Zutritt -e m. -
2 admittance
ad·mit·tance [ədʼmɪtən(t)s] n“no \admittance” „Betreten verboten“;
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