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readmission

/ˌɹiædˈmɪʃən/ noun

A second or subsequent admission.

Word Origin Readmission is 're-' (again) + 'admission'. 'Admission' comes from Latin 'admittere', to send to, let in — 'ad-' (to) + 'mittere' (to send). So readmission is the act of letting in again. The same 'mittere' root gives us 'mission' (a sending), 'commit' (send together), 'permit' (send through), and 'message' (something sent). The 're-' prefix repeats the action.

noun A second or subsequent admission. countable

His readmission to the university was granted after he improved his grades.

(名词) 再次接纳；重新接纳；再次入院

在他提高成绩后，大学批准了他的重新入学。

(sustantivo) readmisión; reingreso; nuevo ingreso [Una segunda admisión o admisión posterior.]

Su readmisión en la universidad fue concedida después de que mejorara sus calificaciones.

(nom) réadmission; nouvelle admission; seconde admission [Seconde admission ou admission ultérieure.]

Sa réadmission à l'université a été acceptée après qu'il a amélioré ses notes.

(Substantiv) Wiederaufnahme; Neuzulassung [Eine erneute oder nachfolgende Zulassung, insbesondere zu einer Institution oder einem Programm.]

Seine **readmission** an der Universität wurde genehmigt, nachdem er seine Noten verbessert hatte.

(名詞) 二度目以降の入場・入学・入院など、一度許可された後に再び受け入れること。

成績を向上させた後、彼の大学への再入学が許可された。

(substantivo) readmissão [Uma segunda admissão ou admissão subsequente.]

Sua readmissão na universidade foi concedida após ele melhorar suas notas.

Synonyms: readmittance reentry return reintroduction reacceptance readmission readmit re-entry Antonyms: discharge expulsion exclusion dismissal

Common collocations

to prep of prep rate subst be verb hospital subst for prep as prep have verb unplanned adj in prep

Related words

admit admissible message mission missionary missile

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