Definition of creditworthy in English:

creditworthy

adjective ˈkrɛdɪtwəːðiˈkrɛdətˌwərði

(of a person or company) considered suitable to receive credit, especially because of being reliable in paying money back in the past.
（人或公司）信用可靠的；有资格接受信用贷款的（尤指过去在偿还借款方面很可靠）
Example sentencesExamples
- They wanted to persist in the belief that the blue chip debtors of yesteryear were still creditworthy.
- There is sufficient bank credit available, for creditworthy people.
- If you'll pay the high rate, and your are creditworthy, then by all means have the money.
- The average rate for the credit lines is the prime rate - the interest rate banks charge their most creditworthy customers.
- However, as an economic slump deepens it becomes much harder to find many creditworthy businesses.
- Broadly speaking, households that lease seem to be at least as creditworthy as households with loans, and do not generally appear to face liquidity constraints.
- If you're able to bring them into a creditworthy capability, that's even a bigger impact.
- These deals are backed up by riskier loans either to less creditworthy borrowers in the so-called sub-prime market or to borrowers taking out second-lien mortgages.
- Except for the most creditworthy of customers, banks are generally happier lending money if they can take some sort of security.
- The banks are stuffed with cash that they can't lend because few borrowers are creditworthy, and those that are won't borrow in a deflationary economy.
- It is still a buyer's market for creditworthy clients.
- It couldn't have been that difficult - if he was creditworthy.
- The characteristically high repayment rates on loans are proof that even the very poorest people are creditworthy.
- Being creditworthy, of course, is still essential.
- All but the most creditworthy of borrowers now have to pay a widening premium to account for the possibility of default.
- But with few companies and property buyers to lend to, they are trying to reel in creditworthy individual borrowers with offers of low-interest personal lines of credit.
- ‘Our theory is that it's better to have a creditworthy tenant with a well-trained pet than a non-pet owner with a poor credit history,’ she says.
- Although landlords are always keen to land a creditworthy tenant able to sign a lease for at least 15 years or more, this time the highest rental offer will win the day.
- Will the grower lose the capacity to manage the operation to such a degree that it implicates the ability to be considered creditworthy for future financial obligations?
- The borrowers behind these loans are not the most creditworthy.
Synonyms
solvent, able to pay its debts, debt-free, not in debt, out of debt, in the black, in funds, in credit, of good financial standing, solid, secure

Derivatives

creditworthiness

nounˈkrɛdɪtwəːðinəs

mass noun

The extent to which a person or company is considered suitable to receive financial credit, often based on their reliability in paying money back in the past.
（人或公司）信用可靠的；有资格接受信用贷款的（尤指过去在偿还借款方面很可靠）
it's possible to improve your creditworthiness in a few easy steps
Example sentencesExamples
- This, of course, assumes that the taxpayer has adequate financial resources and creditworthiness to qualify for that financing.
- Immigrant borrowers, who operate largely in cash, don't need a credit score to establish creditworthiness.
- Such factors include things like the applicant's creditworthiness and financial need.

Definition of creditworthy in US English:

creditworthy

adjectiveˈkrɛdətˌwərðiˈkredətˌwərT͟Hē

(of a person or company) considered suitable to receive credit, especially because of being reliable in paying money back in the past.
（人或公司）信用可靠的；有资格接受信用贷款的（尤指过去在偿还借款方面很可靠）
Example sentencesExamples
- If you'll pay the high rate, and your are creditworthy, then by all means have the money.
- Broadly speaking, households that lease seem to be at least as creditworthy as households with loans, and do not generally appear to face liquidity constraints.
- There is sufficient bank credit available, for creditworthy people.
- Except for the most creditworthy of customers, banks are generally happier lending money if they can take some sort of security.
- All but the most creditworthy of borrowers now have to pay a widening premium to account for the possibility of default.
- But with few companies and property buyers to lend to, they are trying to reel in creditworthy individual borrowers with offers of low-interest personal lines of credit.
- The characteristically high repayment rates on loans are proof that even the very poorest people are creditworthy.
- Being creditworthy, of course, is still essential.
- ‘Our theory is that it's better to have a creditworthy tenant with a well-trained pet than a non-pet owner with a poor credit history,’ she says.
- It is still a buyer's market for creditworthy clients.
- These deals are backed up by riskier loans either to less creditworthy borrowers in the so-called sub-prime market or to borrowers taking out second-lien mortgages.
- The banks are stuffed with cash that they can't lend because few borrowers are creditworthy, and those that are won't borrow in a deflationary economy.
- It couldn't have been that difficult - if he was creditworthy.
- They wanted to persist in the belief that the blue chip debtors of yesteryear were still creditworthy.
- Will the grower lose the capacity to manage the operation to such a degree that it implicates the ability to be considered creditworthy for future financial obligations?
- The average rate for the credit lines is the prime rate - the interest rate banks charge their most creditworthy customers.
- The borrowers behind these loans are not the most creditworthy.
- However, as an economic slump deepens it becomes much harder to find many creditworthy businesses.
- Although landlords are always keen to land a creditworthy tenant able to sign a lease for at least 15 years or more, this time the highest rental offer will win the day.
- If you're able to bring them into a creditworthy capability, that's even a bigger impact.
Synonyms
solvent, able to pay its debts, debt-free, not in debt, out of debt, in the black, in funds, in credit, of good financial standing, solid, secure

单词	creditworthy
释义	Definition of creditworthy in English: creditworthy adjective ˈkrɛdɪtwəːðiˈkrɛdətˌwərði (of a person or company) considered suitable to receive credit, especially because of being reliable in paying money back in the past. （人或公司）信用可靠的；有资格接受信用贷款的（尤指过去在偿还借款方面很可靠） Example sentencesExamples They wanted to persist in the belief that the blue chip debtors of yesteryear were still creditworthy. There is sufficient bank credit available, for creditworthy people. If you'll pay the high rate, and your are creditworthy, then by all means have the money. The average rate for the credit lines is the prime rate - the interest rate banks charge their most creditworthy customers. However, as an economic slump deepens it becomes much harder to find many creditworthy businesses. Broadly speaking, households that lease seem to be at least as creditworthy as households with loans, and do not generally appear to face liquidity constraints. If you're able to bring them into a creditworthy capability, that's even a bigger impact. These deals are backed up by riskier loans either to less creditworthy borrowers in the so-called sub-prime market or to borrowers taking out second-lien mortgages. Except for the most creditworthy of customers, banks are generally happier lending money if they can take some sort of security. The banks are stuffed with cash that they can't lend because few borrowers are creditworthy, and those that are won't borrow in a deflationary economy. It is still a buyer's market for creditworthy clients. It couldn't have been that difficult - if he was creditworthy. The characteristically high repayment rates on loans are proof that even the very poorest people are creditworthy. Being creditworthy, of course, is still essential. All but the most creditworthy of borrowers now have to pay a widening premium to account for the possibility of default. But with few companies and property buyers to lend to, they are trying to reel in creditworthy individual borrowers with offers of low-interest personal lines of credit. ‘Our theory is that it's better to have a creditworthy tenant with a well-trained pet than a non-pet owner with a poor credit history,’ she says. Although landlords are always keen to land a creditworthy tenant able to sign a lease for at least 15 years or more, this time the highest rental offer will win the day. Will the grower lose the capacity to manage the operation to such a degree that it implicates the ability to be considered creditworthy for future financial obligations? The borrowers behind these loans are not the most creditworthy. Synonyms solvent, able to pay its debts, debt-free, not in debt, out of debt, in the black, in funds, in credit, of good financial standing, solid, secure Derivatives creditworthiness nounˈkrɛdɪtwəːðinəs mass noun The extent to which a person or company is considered suitable to receive financial credit, often based on their reliability in paying money back in the past. （人或公司）信用可靠的；有资格接受信用贷款的（尤指过去在偿还借款方面很可靠） it's possible to improve your creditworthiness in a few easy steps Example sentencesExamples This, of course, assumes that the taxpayer has adequate financial resources and creditworthiness to qualify for that financing. Immigrant borrowers, who operate largely in cash, don't need a credit score to establish creditworthiness. Such factors include things like the applicant's creditworthiness and financial need. Definition of creditworthy in US English: creditworthy adjectiveˈkrɛdətˌwərðiˈkredətˌwərT͟Hē (of a person or company) considered suitable to receive credit, especially because of being reliable in paying money back in the past. （人或公司）信用可靠的；有资格接受信用贷款的（尤指过去在偿还借款方面很可靠） Example sentencesExamples If you'll pay the high rate, and your are creditworthy, then by all means have the money. Broadly speaking, households that lease seem to be at least as creditworthy as households with loans, and do not generally appear to face liquidity constraints. There is sufficient bank credit available, for creditworthy people. Except for the most creditworthy of customers, banks are generally happier lending money if they can take some sort of security. All but the most creditworthy of borrowers now have to pay a widening premium to account for the possibility of default. But with few companies and property buyers to lend to, they are trying to reel in creditworthy individual borrowers with offers of low-interest personal lines of credit. The characteristically high repayment rates on loans are proof that even the very poorest people are creditworthy. Being creditworthy, of course, is still essential. ‘Our theory is that it's better to have a creditworthy tenant with a well-trained pet than a non-pet owner with a poor credit history,’ she says. It is still a buyer's market for creditworthy clients. These deals are backed up by riskier loans either to less creditworthy borrowers in the so-called sub-prime market or to borrowers taking out second-lien mortgages. The banks are stuffed with cash that they can't lend because few borrowers are creditworthy, and those that are won't borrow in a deflationary economy. It couldn't have been that difficult - if he was creditworthy. They wanted to persist in the belief that the blue chip debtors of yesteryear were still creditworthy. Will the grower lose the capacity to manage the operation to such a degree that it implicates the ability to be considered creditworthy for future financial obligations? The average rate for the credit lines is the prime rate - the interest rate banks charge their most creditworthy customers. The borrowers behind these loans are not the most creditworthy. However, as an economic slump deepens it becomes much harder to find many creditworthy businesses. Although landlords are always keen to land a creditworthy tenant able to sign a lease for at least 15 years or more, this time the highest rental offer will win the day. If you're able to bring them into a creditworthy capability, that's even a bigger impact. Synonyms solvent, able to pay its debts, debt-free, not in debt, out of debt, in the black, in funds, in credit, of good financial standing, solid, secure
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