How is the word Eintritt translated from German to English

Erlaubnis, einen Ort oder eine Einrichtung zu betreten.

Permission to enter a place or institution.

noun
English translation
Admission

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  • Der Eintritt ins Museum ist sonntags kostenlos. Admission to the museum is free on Sundays.

  • Sein Schweigen war ein Eingeständnis der Schuld. His silence was an admission of guilt.

  • Wie viel kostet der Eintritt für Kinder? How much is admission for children?

  • Ihr Brief enthielt ein vollständiges Eingeständnis. Her letter contained a full admission.

  • Der Wächter ließ niemanden ohne Ausweis hinein. The guard allowed no admission without a badge.

  • Nach eigenem Eingeständnis hatte er den Bericht nie gelesen. By his own admission, he had never read the report.

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FAQ about “Eintritt”

How is “Eintritt” translated from German?
“Eintritt” translates into English as “Admission”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “Eintritt” mean?
Meaning of “Eintritt”: Erlaubnis, einen Ort oder eine Einrichtung zu betreten. In English — “Admission”.
What part of speech is “Eintritt”?
“Eintritt” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “Eintritt”?
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