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cred·it·a·ble
kre dih t bl
creditably (adv.)
词根:credit
adj.credible 可靠的,可信的
adv.credibly 可靠地;可信地
creditably 不愧;有名誉地;美满地
n.credit 信用,信誉;[金融] 贷款;学分;信任;声望
credibility 可信性;确实性
vt.credit 相信,信任;把…归给,归功于;赞颂
adjective
worthy of belief
a creditable report
sufficiently good to bring esteem or praise
a creditable performance
worthy of commercial credit
capable of being assigned
1520年代,“值得信赖的”,来自 credit(动词)+ -able。意思是“有声望的,带来信誉或荣誉”,始于1650年代。相关词汇: Creditably; creditability; creditableness。
The first known use of creditable was in 1594
credulitynoun
a willingness to believe statements especially on little or no evidence
credonoun
creed
credit1 of 2noun
a balance in an account in a person's favor
debits and credits
an amount or sum that a bank or company will let a person use
trust given to a customer for future payment for goods purchased buy on credit
extended them credit
reputation for paying one's bills
check on a person's credit
the providing of money or goods with the expectation of payment in the futurealso: money or goods so provided used up their credit
long-term credit
credence, belief
a story that deserves little credit
reputation for honesty or integrity : good name
a source of honor
a credit to her school
something that adds to a person's reputation or honor
got credit for the discovery
official certification of the completion of a course of study
a unit of academic work for which such certification is made
credit2 of 2verb
believe sense 3
to enter a sum on the credit side of
we'll credit your account with $10
to think of as the source or performer of an action or having a quality
they credit you with quite a sense of humor
to give the credit for to somebody or something
credited the rescue to her quick thinking
creditornoun
a person to whom a debt is owed
credit1 of 2noun
a balance in an account in a person's favor
debits and credits
an amount or sum that a bank or company will let a person use
trust given to a customer for future payment for goods purchased buy on credit
extended them credit
reputation for paying one's bills
check on a person's credit
the providing of money or goods with the expectation of payment in the futurealso: money or goods so provided used up their credit
long-term credit
credence, belief
a story that deserves little credit
reputation for honesty or integrity : good name
a source of honor
a credit to her school
something that adds to a person's reputation or honor
got credit for the discovery
official certification of the completion of a course of study
a unit of academic work for which such certification is made
credit2 of 2verb
believe sense 3
to enter a sum on the credit side of
we'll credit your account with $10
to think of as the source or performer of an action or having a quality
they credit you with quite a sense of humor
to give the credit for to somebody or something
credited the rescue to her quick thinking
creditableadjective
good enough to deserve praise
creditableadjective
good enough to deserve praise
1 Liverpool lost ground over Christmas and New Year, a couple of creditable draws and a dispiriting defeat against a weakened Leicester City casting Klopp’s team adrift.
2 I was curious about the original source of the news and how creditable it is.
我对消息的源头和信息源的可信度非常好奇。
3 Everything I was that was creditable, he had made me.
4 “Anything creditable that I do is due to Mr. Elijah Muhammad.”
5 Though he is a credible and creditable witness, we can not be credulous.
虽然他是一个可靠并且值得称赞的证人, 但是我们还是不能轻信.
6 There was nothing very creditable in what he did.
他这事做得可实在不怎么样。
7 The South African actor Daniel Bonjour gives a creditable performance in the Fox Mulder role, a government agent who chases down reported U.F.O. sightings and looks for “receivers” of alien contact.
8 His administration has done a creditable job of lining up European countries; after some foot-dragging, Germany is now clearly committed to a unified approach.
9 Vocalists too were incorporated into the choreography, their brave efforts rendering creditable results.
10 She nailed the bun, achieved a creditable facsimile of the neurotic thoroughbred physique, and managed OK with the expressive arm-flapping.
11 A tussle at the Oxford Union ends in a creditable draw.
在牛津联盟,争斗以值得嘉许的平局告终。
12 Under the circumstances, she did a creditable job, though she did not appear to have had time to develop much chemistry with her co-star.
13 His scholastic achievements are creditable.
他的学术成就值得奖励。
14 In later years, de Man often used the word mystification in his theories in no creditable way: It was, he thought, what texts and writers and all of his contemporaries must inevitably do.
15 The first musical performance of the evening was offered by Vivant, a band of young boys that includes Homme’s son Ryder on drums, doing creditable covers of Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath.
16 Indeed, Shchukin’s first purchases were creditable but benign, including a whiff of Romanticism: a lakeside enchanted castle by the Scottish painter James Paterson.
17 He turned to his friends and remarked on it as a very creditable trait.
他转身向他的朋友们说,这是非常值得表扬的个性。
18 There was nothing very creditable in what he did.
他这事做得可实在不怎么样。
19 My governess found me out a very creditable sort of man to manage it.
我们保姆替我找了一位很有名望的人来办这件事.
20 That they all manage to field creditable British accents is icing on the tea cake.
1 可敬的
3 值得表扬的
4 可称赞的
5 值得称赞
6 可信任的
7 可信任
8 可钦佩的
9 值得称赞的
12 值得称道的
14 可信的
honest authentic trusted credible trustworthy authoritative believable likely definitive dependable receivable trusty trustful credent
16 可归因于…的
17 可信
likely authentic definitive credible dependable authoritative receivable trusty trustful credent color
18 可靠
good right sure hard sound fast true certain safe regular responsible straight tight reliable authentic credible tried trustworthy dependable trusty bankable bread-and-butter calculable pukka copper-bottomed sicker trust depend
19 令人钦佩的