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admittancevt.
1. allow,permit,acknowledge,tolerate允许，许可，承认，容忍。
△2H.IV. 1.3.23:“Conjecture,expectation,and surmise/Of aids incertain should not be admit-ted.”揣测、希望以及对于不确定的援助的推想都是不能容许的。
△H.V.3.3.2: “This is the latest parle we will ad-mit；”这是我允许的最后一次谈判。
△H.V.5.Cho.2:“andof such as have,/ I humbly pray them to admit theexcuse / Of time,of numbers,and due course ofthings，”至于那些已经读过的各位，我恭顺地请求他们容许我们对时间、人数和事件发展顺序各方面进行删减。
△H.VIII.4.2.108 (107): “Admit him entrance. Griffith: but thisfellow/Let me ne’er see again.”让他进来吧，葛利菲斯；但是这个家伙，别让我再看见他。
2. allow to come in准许…进入。
△H.V.1.Prol. 31:“for the which supply,/ Admit me Chorus (i.e.asChorus) to this history；” (for the which supply: forthe supply of which; for the supplying of a narrativeof the occurrences which have taken place in the in-terval.) 为了弥补这一点，请准许我作为一个剧情解说人参加这出历史剧。
3. accept,receive(into the fellowship);choose接受，接纳（为同伴）;（又解）选择。
△2H.IV.2.4.274 (252):“forthe which the Prince admits him.”为此太子才把他当做朋友。
admittancen.
1. acceptance,sanction; vogue,fashion接受，认可；流行，时髦。
△Wiv.3.3.59 (56): “Thou hast the rightarched beauty of the brow that becomes the ship-tire.the tire-valiant,or anv tire of Venetian admittance ”你有弯弯的漂亮的眉毛，正好配上船形的发饰，新型的发饰，或者在威尼斯流行的任何发饰。
2. privilege of being admitted to certain places or peo-ple(能到某些地方，能与某些人来往的)出入许可。
△Wiv.2.2.240 (226):“of great admittance，”i.e. admitted in-to high society,admitted to the presence of great per-sonages. 能在上流社会走动，能与大人物交游。
3. reception接待。
△L.L.L.2.1.80:“Now,what ad-mittance,lord?”喂，你受到了怎样的接待？ |