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ad·mit·ted·ly
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adverb
by the willing confession, admission, or acknowledgment (of the speaker).Admittedly, this is not a problem with a simple solution, but we must do our best to find one.Admittedly, we've had setbacks this year, but we're making good progress towards our goal now.
admitted "received as true or valid" (from past participle of admit >entry 1) + -ly >entry 2
The first known use of admittedly was in 1771
admitverb
to allow room for : permit
a question that admits two answers
to make known usually with some unwillingness admit a mistake
admitted that he really didn't know
to allow entry : let in
admit a state to the Union
admittedlyadverb
acknowledged as true
1 They admittedly didn't investigate any other theory, including suicide.
他们承认了根本就没有调查过其他的可能性, 包括自杀.
2 The fact that the second Lego movie was Lego Batman – admittedly not quite as good, but the perfect counterpoint to Batfleck’s grim posturing – only helped to underline Lego’s potential as a feature film property.
3 It is admittedly hard to credit that Gladys, the boss's secretary, would entertain a union meeting with an erotic dance such as Steam Heat.
4 One piano piece was inspired by a poem, which, admittedly, is not that uncommon.
5 Admittedly, the scale is small.
必须承认的是成果规模还是很小。
6 Although he stands behind dogma and pure doctrine, he tries not to alienate anyone, even if he admittedly hasn’t always been successful at it.
7 I’d feel better in a world of imaginative creators of grand ideas—even if this seems to me, admittedly, a formidable goal.
8 Which isn’t the best message to give children, admittedly, but it’s probably one they need to learn at some point.
9 Faint praise, admittedly, and especially in a genre whose strongest examples immerse us in sensory experiences, inspiring some viewers as an effect.
10 BAILEY: My favorite short films are similarly prescient, though admittedly, every movie I see these days seems an accidental commentary on our new normal.
11 But the Vienna company failed in its effort to put life in this admittedly difficult work.
12 She doles out advice, often about sex and dating, from the perspective of someone who, admittedly, has had many toxic relationships implode on television.
13 The netizen supervises the energy that erupts admittedly breathtaking.
网民监督爆发出来的能量固然惊人.
14 The Kardashians, who admittedly were never paupers, made their billions by making themselves over entirely, and then selling themselves wholly, and there’s nothing more American than that.
15 Her “Imogen Says Nothing” meanders across some mighty strange terrain, and ultimately fails to derive much meaning from the admittedly inventive strands of its story.
16 The admittedly excellent pages about “Crime and Punishment” come across as material repurposed from some larger, never-published study of that novel.
17 Guests are on vacation, and packed venues admittedly thrum with energy.
18 A pattern quickly emerged: Everyone—100 percent of an admittedly tiny sample—remembered their first encounter with fairness in its negative incarnation.
19 Rocha and cameraman Bernard Machado manifest these notions in their unhurried and otherworldly visual dynamic, which admittedly may require some adjusting for those unaccustomed to slow-moving cinema.
20 So let us – admittedly mostly as an excuse to sit around quoting the most quotable American film of all – count the ways the film reflects what condition Donald Trump’s condition is in:
1 公认
current orthodox received admitted confessedly vote repute canonical putative allowedly avow know no doubt standard licensed authorized accredited accepted acknowledged auth. rcd. recd. a. r. doubtless concededly acknowledgment official regular approved recognized confessed recognitory recognize
2 无疑地
easily certainly clearly honest arguably undoubtedly distinctly decidedly doubtless unquestionably verily questionless concededly out of dispute past dispute depend upon it for certain without a doubt without question there is no doubt that far and away depend on it beyond question beyond dispute
4 不可否认地
5 无可否认
7 明显地
clear obviously apparently sharply noticeably prominently visibly boldly undeniably blatantly transparently patently unmistakably glaringly confessedly on the face of things it is quite obvious that
8 明显
square bright obvious broad patent apparent transparent evident noticeable sensible stark decisive pointed undeniable impactful overt palpable unmistakable demonstrable watchable well-marked open-and-shut unhidden kenspeckle clear obviously apparently sharply noticeably prominently visibly boldly undeniably blatantly transparently patently unmistakably glaringly confessedly glaringness patency distinctness broadness palpability on the face of things it is quite obvious that in relief
9 诚然
10 无疑
certain positive absolute decisive questionless easily certainly clearly honest arguably undoubtedly distinctly decidedly doubtless unquestionably verily concededly pardi without dispute out of dispute past dispute depend upon it for certain without a doubt without question there is no doubt that far and away depend on it beyond question beyond dispute