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cred.it PRAISE5kred7Itnpraise, approval or honour赞许，名誉，荣耀She got no credit for solving the problem. [U]解决了这一问题她没有得到任何赞许。Her boss took credit for it/took (all) the credit instead. [U]她老板为此而赢得声誉/把功劳(全)归自己。The use of Ms for Miss or Mrs has rapidly gained credit in recent years. [U]近年来用女士代替小姐太太的称法迅速地得到人们的赞许。To her (great) credit, she admitted she was wrong. [U]她承认自己错了，这(很)值得称赞。She has a family, three books and a professorship to her credit (=has these good achievements). [U]令她骄傲的是拥有一个家、三本专著和教授职位。I gave him credit for (=thought that he would have) better judgment than he showed. [U]我以为他会有的判断力超过了他的实际表现。She is a credit to her family (=causes her family to receive praise). [C usually sing]她为家庭增了光。She does her family credit (=causes her family to receive praise).她给家里带来荣耀。All credit to someone means that they deserve a lot of praise for having done something well.值得大加称赞All credit to her, she's certainly improved things here.她值得大加称赞，因为她确实改善了这里的一切。The expression (give) credit where credit's due means that you should praise someone who deserves it, although you might dislike other things about them.该赞许的就赞许She's selfish and unpleasant, but, credit where credit's due, she's very efficient.她很自私，不讨人喜欢，但不得不承认，她办事效率高。
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