admit.yaml

signNumber: 920 idGloss: admit pageURL: https://www.auslan.org.au/dictionary/gloss/admit.html keywords: - promise - admission - admit - actually regionImages: - https://www.auslan.org.au/static/img/maps/Auslan.png - https://www.auslan.org.au/static/img/maps/Auslan/AustraliaWide-traditional.png signDemonstrations: - url: https://object-store.rc.nectar.org.au/v1/AUTH_92e2f9b70316412697cddc6f3ac0ee4e/staticauslanorgau/mp4video/12/12030_1.mp4 available: true lastModified: Thu, 11 May 2023 09:14:42 GMT etag: 9de549633aeab1464bc74d40b605e130 contentType: video/mp4 contentLength: 831969 signedDefinitions: [] writtenDefinitions: - title: As a Noun entries: - A statement which you make to someone in which you say that you will definitely do something or give them something. You believe this statement to be true. English = promise. - The making of a true statement, particularly after having said things that were not true or at least not the whole truth. English = admission. - title: As a Verb or Adjective entries: - To say to someone that you will definitely do something and that you are telling the truth when you say so. English = promise. - To tell the truth about something, especially after having said things that were not true or having avoided telling the whole truth. English = admit. - title: Interactive entries: - Used alone, when you doubt the truth of what your addressee is saying, to mean you want assurance that it is indeed true. English = 'For sure?!', 'Are you telling the truth?!', 'No kidding?!', 'Are you for real?!' and so on. - title: As Modifier entries: - Used at the beginning of a sentence to mean that what follows is the truth, especially when it is an admission. English = to tell you the truth, truthfully; I admit it ... - Used to mean that what follows is the truth, giving the full details of a situation that may not have been stated by you or someone else yet. English = actually. previousSign: passenger nextSign: upholstery timestamp: 1683796482000