1.许进的
2.可采纳的,可接受的
3.有资格加入的 (to)
1.allowed or able to be used, especially in a court trial
1.a rule that provides that otherwise admissible evidence cannot be used in a criminal trial if it was the result of illegal police conduct.
如果证据是警方非法行为的结果，那么该证据不能被用于刑事审讯的规则。
2.Pakistani officials have said the evidence would not be admissible in court, the paper says.
这家报纸还表示，巴方官员认为该证据无法在法庭上出示。
3.allude to any matter that the lawyer does not reasonably believe is relevant or that will not be supported by admissible evidence.
提及律师并不合理地认为具有相关性或者不会为具有可采性的证据支持的任何事项。
4.But it is often impossible to obtain enough admissible evidence to obtain a conviction, the government argues.
但是政府抱怨说要得到足够的证据进行指控通常是不可能的。
5.Today, General Hartmann said the court will decide what evidence will be admissible.
哈特曼将军星期一说，法庭将裁决这些证据能否被采用。
6.It ensures that solutions are kinematically admissible and that difficulties about numerical computation do not appear.
既能保证所求解是运动许可的，又能保证不出现数值计算上的困难；
7.A doctrine contending that sense perceptions are the only admissible basis of human knowledge and precise thought.
这叫做认识的感性阶段，就是感觉和印象的阶段。
8.If you took him to any real Americancourt, I think any judge would say there is no admissible evidence.
如果你真的把他告上美国法庭，我觉得任何一位法官都会说没有可取信的证据。
9.A big, motherly looking woman invariably stood guard at the door during the entire operation and counted the admissible number.
在整个布施期间，一个身材高大、慈眉善目的女人总是守在门口，清点可以进去的人数。
10.The evidence a CSI recovers is of little value if it's not admissible in court.
如果CSI采集的证据不被法庭接受则该项证据是毫无价值的。