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admitto
transitive verb III conjugation

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1 to urge on, to put to a gallop
2 to let in, to admit, to receive
3 to grant, to permit, to let go

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Locutions, idioms and examples

ad me admitto || admitto aliquem ad capsas || admitto aliquem per fenestram || admitto in me facinus || admitto exemplum || admitto equum in aliquem || admitto in domum || admitto domum ad me aliquem || admitto dedecus || admitto in me culpam || admitto in cubiculum || admitto aliquem ad consilium || admitto ad colloquium || admitto iocos || admitto aliquid in cibos (or ad cibos) || aliquid admitto auribus or ad aures || admitto aliquem ad officium || aves admittunt || aliquid scelerate in aliquem admitto || admitto quaestionem || admitto litem || admitto solacia || admitto in castra || ad genua admitto = to receive to prostration || admitto lucem in thalamos || arietes ovibus admitto || admitto precationem (or preces) || censu admitto populum || scelus suscipio or admitto || admitto facinus (or scelus) || admitto asinum in equam (or equam asino) || admittit arcus aquam || aliquid auribus accipio or ad aures admitto || admitto ad fastos, ad commentarios pontificum || admitto manus castas ad sacra || admitto in rapinam rei publicae || adsimulabo quasi quam culpam in sese admiserint || sacrilegium facio or admitto or perpetro