admissions
Prononciation : [ədˈmɪʃənz]
Contexte : « education »
(noun) the process of being accepted into a school or college. It's like when you apply to a school and they decide if you can join.
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She received her college admissions letter and was so happy to find out she was accepted.
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He was disappointed because he didn’t get any admissions to the schools he applied to.
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What are the admissions requirements for that university?
Contexte : « healthcare »
(noun) the act of allowing someone to enter a hospital or clinic to receive care. It’s when patients are accepted for treatment.
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Her admissions to the hospital went smoothly, and she was able to see a doctor right away.
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There were no admissions available in the emergency room last night because it was so busy.
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How many admissions did the hospital receive this week?
Contexte : « events »
(noun) the permission given to enter a place, like a concert or a museum. It’s like getting a ticket so you can go in.
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The admissions to the event were sold out, showing how popular it was.
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There was no admissions available for the show because it was at full capacity.
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What is the cost of admissions for the concert?