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admissible [admisibl]adjectivea. acceptableb. [postulant] eligible (à for ) ; ( = qui a réussi à l'écrit) eligible to sit the oral part of an exam* * *admisibl1) [dose, seuil, comportement, argument] acceptable; [preuve, témoignage] admissible2) [étudiant] eligible ( to take oral after written examination)* * *admisibl adj1) (candidat) eligibleadmissible à [retraite, droit] — eligible for
admissible à [cours, niveau supérieur] — eligible for
3) (comportement) acceptable4) (interprétation, hypothèse) acceptable5) DROIT (preuve, demande) receivable6) MÉDECINE TECHNIQUE (seuil, dose) acceptable* * *admissible adj1 ( tolérable) [dose, seuil, comportement, écart] acceptable;2 Jur [preuve, témoignage] admissible;4 Univ [étudiant] eligible (to take oral after written examination).[admisibl] adjectif1. [procédé, excuse] acceptableil n'est pas admissible que... it is unacceptable that...2. ÉDUCATION [après la première partie] eligible to take the second part of an exam[après l'écrit] eligible to take the oral exam
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