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1 confession
- ʃən1) (acknowledgment of a crime or fault: The youth made a confession to the police officer.) confesión2) ((an) act of confessing one's sins to a priest: She went to confession every Friday.) confesiónconfession n confesiónhe made a confession hizo una confesión / confesótr[kən'feʃən]1 confesión nombre femenino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto go to confession ir a confesarseto hear somebody's confession confesar a alguiento make a confession confesar, hacer una confesiónconfession [kən'fɛʃən] n: confesión fn.• confesión s.f.kən'feʃən1) c ( statement) confesión fto make a confession — confesar*, hacer* una confesión
2) c u ( of sins) confesión fto go to confession — ir* a confesarse
[kǝn'feʃǝn]N1) (=act, document) confesión fto make a confession — confesar, hacer una confesión
to make a full confession — confesarlo todo, confesar de plano
2) (Rel)confession of faith — profesión f de fe
* * *[kən'feʃən]1) c ( statement) confesión fto make a confession — confesar*, hacer* una confesión
2) c u ( of sins) confesión fto go to confession — ir* a confesarse
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2 admission
see admit1. reconocimiento / confesión2. entrada / admisión"admission free" "entrada libre"3. ingresotr[əd'mɪʃən]2 (price) entrada\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLby one's own admission por confesión propiaadmission [æd'mɪʃən] n1) admittance: entrada f, admisión f2) acknowledgment: reconocimiento m, admisión fn.• admisión s.f.• entrada s.f.• ingreso s.m.• precio de entrada s.m.• recepción s.f.əd'mɪʃən1)a) u (to building, exhibition) entrada f, admisión f; ( price) (precio m de) entrada fb) u (into college, society) ingreso m, admisión fc) c ( into hospital) ingreso m2) c u ( confession) admisión f, reconocimiento m[ǝd'mɪʃǝn]he was, on o by his own admission, a poor father — él mismo admitía or reconocía que no era un buen padre
1. N1) (to building) entrada fno admission — prohibida la entrada, se prohíbe la entrada
2) (to institution as member) ingreso m (to en)3) (=acknowledgement) confesión f, reconocimiento mit would be an admission of defeat — sería un reconocimiento de la derrota, sería reconocer la derrota
by or on his own admission — él mismo lo reconoce
he made an admission of guilt — hizo una confesión de culpabilidad, se confesó culpable
2.CPDadmission charge N — (to club) cuota f de admisión; (to museum, concert) precio m de entrada
admission fee N — cuota f de entrada
admission price N — (to club, organization) cuota f de admisión; (to museum, concert) precio m de entrada
admissions form N — (US) (Univ) impreso m de matrícula
admissions office N — (US) (Univ) secretaría f
admissions tutor N — [of university] ≈ persona responsable de las admisiones a una facultad o universidad
* * *[əd'mɪʃən]1)a) u (to building, exhibition) entrada f, admisión f; ( price) (precio m de) entrada fb) u (into college, society) ingreso m, admisión fc) c ( into hospital) ingreso m2) c u ( confession) admisión f, reconocimiento mhe was, on o by his own admission, a poor father — él mismo admitía or reconocía que no era un buen padre
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