JMdict
AIによる解説
Admitting is the present participle of 'admit,' covering acknowledgment, allowing entry, and acceptance. 'Admitting defeat,' 'admitting patients,' and 'admitting the truth' are common uses. 'Admitting that...' introduces a concession in arguments or discussions.
ライセンス: KeyLang Original
He admitted having manipulated data to conceal unfavorable results and deceive stakeholders systematically.
彼は、不利な結果を隠蔽し、利害関係者を欺くためにデータを操作したことを認めました。
Admittedly, alternative interpretations of the data are plausible and deserve serious consideration.
確かに、データの代替的解釈はもっともらしく、真剣な考慮に値する。
Admittedly, there are limitations to this approach that warrant careful consideration and acknowledgment.
確かに、このアプローチには慎重な考慮と承認を必要とする限界がある。
The university admitted one hundred students, half of whom received scholarships based on academic excellence.
大学は100人の学生を入学させ、そのうち半分は学業の優秀性に基づいて奨学金を受け取った。
Pronunciation data from ipa-dict (MIT License) based on cmudict-ipa by @lingz