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1 admit to citizenship
надавати громадянство, приймати у громадянство -
2 admit
припускати, гадати; визнавати ( факт тощо); дозволяти; приймати ( доказ тощо); надавати право на посаду ( або привілей)- admit a conviction
- admit a fact
- admit affiliate
- admit against interest
- admit as true
- admit by conduct
- admit by demurrer
- admit evidence
- admit fault
- admit free
- admit goods free of duty
- admit guilt
- admit in evidence
- admit liability
- admit offence
- admit offense
- admit one's guilt
- admit one's mistake
- admit to
- admit to a case
- admit to a country
- admit to bail
- admit to bribing
- admit to citizenship
- admit to everything
- admit to membership
- admit to membership free
- admit to probate
- admit to the bar
- admit to the practice of law
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