ammesso
admitted
adjective ahm-MES-soh Rare
Origin: From Latin 'admissus', past participle of 'admittere' (to admit).
Also means
granted (conj.)
Usage Note
Ammesso is the past participle of ammettere used as an adjective meaning admitted, allowed, or accepted — è ammesso l'accesso (access is permitted). The phrase ammesso che (+ subjunctive) means 'granted that' or 'assuming that': ammesso che tu abbia ragione (assuming you are right). It is also used in exams: candidato ammesso means a candidate who has passed to the next stage.
Examples
"Ammesso che arrivi in tempo, possiamo partire."
Natural Translation
Assuming he arrives in time, we can leave.
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