admission n. 准入，接纳，承认
例句：① Admission to an exhibition is by ticket only. ②
He made an admission that he was mistaken.
adopt vt. 收养，采用
例句：① As they had no children of their own, they adopted an orphan.
② We should adopt eclectically
all that is best in other nations.
administration n. 管理；经营；行政
助记法：ad(=to )+mini(=small)+ster(=person)+ation(名词词尾)
英义：a method of tending to manage matters； the department which
makes up a governing body.
例句：It was the bad administration of the economy leading to large-scale
unemployment that brought down the last Government.
同义词：governance
扩充：administer n.
advent n. 降临，出现
助记法：ad(=to, near)+vent(=come)
英义：coming or arrival
例句：With the advent of competitive team sports for girls, our
school's athletic budget may have to be readjusted.
同义词：arrival, forthcoming
扩充：adventure n./v.
adhere vi. 粘着；坚持；忠于
助记法：ad(=to)+here(to stick 粘贴)
英义：to stick fast to；to support firmly； remain faithful
例句：I will adhere to this opinion until proof that I am wrong
is presented.
同义词：cling, cohere
反义词：detach
扩充：adherent n.
adjacent adj. 邻接的，邻近的
助记法：ad-(to)+jac(to throw 投掷)+-ent(形容词词尾)
英义：lying near or next to； neighboring
例句：The principal asked the students not to wander in front of
the houses and other buildings adjacent to the school.
同义词：adjoin
adore vt. 崇拜，非常喜爱
助记法：ad(=to)+ore( speak)
英义：to love greatly
例句：Mr. Moore is quite a family man； he adores his wife and children.
同义词：admire, idolize
扩充：adoration n.
adjust vt. 校准，调整
英义：to alter slightly； make correspondent or conformable
例句：I don't think I shall ever adjust myself to this hot climate.
扩充：adjustment n.
administer v. 支配；管理；给予
例句：① They had the right to administer their own internal affairs.
② We shall administer relief
to people who are suffering from floods. ③
The Red Cross administers relief aid in disaster areas.
adjoin vt. 贴近，与…毗连
助记法：ad-(to)+join(加入,连接)
英义：to lie adjacent to another； to be in contact with
同义词：adjacent
