admissibility
AIによる解説
Admissibility refers to whether something can be allowed or accepted, especially in legal contexts. The admissibility of evidence determines if it can be used in court. Outside law, it may refer to eligibility for admission to institutions or programs. It's a crucial concept in jurisprudence.
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Defendants were compelled to testify under oath, though their reluctance suggested potential incriminating admissions would emerge.
被告は宣誓の下で証言するよう強制されましたが、彼らの不本意さは潜在的に有罪を示す自白が現れることを示唆しました。
Membership in the Komsomol was often a prerequisite for university admission in the Soviet Union.
コムソモールへの加入はソビエト連邦では大学入学の前提条件であることが多かったです。
Evidential standards in court require reliable and admissible proof.
法廷での証拠基準は信頼でき、認められる証拠を必要とする。
His scholastic achievements earned him admission to the top university.
彼の学業成績により、トップ大学への入学が認められた。
Pronunciation data from ipa-dict (MIT License) based on cmudict-ipa by @lingz