admitir

/admiˈtiɾ/, [að̞.miˈt̪iɾ]

admit, to admit

Gerund: admitiendo

Past Participles

	Masculine	Feminine
Singular	admitido	admitida
Plural	admitidos	admitidas

Indicative

	Present	Imperfect	Preterite	Future	Conditional
yo	admito	admitía	admití	admitiré	admitiría
tú	admites	admitías	admitiste	admitirás	admitirías
él/ella/Ud.	admite	admitía	admitió	admitirá	admitiría
nosotros	admitimos	admitíamos	admitimos	admitiremos	admitiríamos
vosotros	admitís	admitíais	admitisteis	admitiréis	admitiríais
ellos/ellas/Uds.	admiten	admitían	admitieron	admitirán	admitirían
vos	admitís	admitías	admitiste	admitirás	admitirías

Subjunctive

	Present	Imperfect (ra)	Imperfect (se)	Future
yo	admita	admitiera	admitiese	admitiere
tú	admitas	admitieras	admitieses	admitieres
él/ella/Ud.	admita	admitiera	admitiese	admitiere
nosotros	admitamos	admitiéramos	admitiésemos	admitiéremos
vosotros	admitáis	admitierais	admitieseis	admitiereis
ellos/ellas/Uds.	admitan	admitieran	admitiesen	admitieren
vos	admitás	admitieras	admitieses	admitieres

Imperative

Examples

Debo admitir que ronco.

I must admit that I snore.

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Tom no tuvo el valor de admitir que había cometido un error.

Tom didn't have the courage to admit that he had made a mistake.

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Cuando fue confrontado con la evidencia tuvo que admitir su culpa.

When he was faced with the evidence, he had to admit that he was guilty.

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Tom no quiere admitir que estaba equivocado.

Tom doesn't want to admit that he was wrong.

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Tom odia admitir que él es un miembro de la generación antigua.

Tom hates to admit that he's a member of the older generation.

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Debo admitir que tengo curiosidad.

I have to admit I'm curious.

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El motor de búsqueda "Yandex" también empezó a admitir la lengua tártara.

“Yandex” search engine started supporting Tatar language too.

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Hay que admitir que esta oración simplemente está mal formada.

We should admit to ourselves that this sentence is just ill-made.

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Tienes que admitir que estás equivocado.

You must admit that you are in the wrong.

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Es difícil ayudar a las personas que no pueden admitir que necesitan ayuda.

It's difficult to help people who can't admit they need help.

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