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| 1 | to add an amount of money to an account 把…存入账户 |
| credit sb/sth with sth Your account has been credited with the amount owed. 所欠款项已存入你的账户。 |
| credit sth to sb/sth The money will be credited to your account by the end of business tomorrow. 这笔钱将于明天营业结束之前转入你的账户。 |
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| 2 | usually in negatives or questions to believe that something is true 相信 |
| scarcely/hardly credit sth I could scarcely credit what had happened. 我几乎不敢相信所发生的事。 |
| +that It was hard to credit that he had once been an actor. 很难相信他曾经当过演员。 |
| would you credit it? (=it’ s very surprising) Would you credit it? – She’ s passed all her exams! 你相信吗？ |
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| 1 | to say or believe that someone is responsible for a particular achievement 把某事归功于某人 | Clinton credited Mike Boorda with bringing peace to Bosnia. 克林顿感谢迈克·布尔达为波斯尼亚带来了和平。 | | be widely/generally/wrongly credited with sth Fairlie is widely credited with inventing the phrase ‘the Establishment’ . 人们普遍认为 “权势集团”这个词是费尔利创造的。 | |
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| 2 | to say or believe that someone has a particular quality 认为某人有某种品质 | Surely you credit me with more sense than that! 想必你认为我比那样更有理智！ | |
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| to say that someone has achieved something because of a particular thing |
| 把某事物归功于某事物 |
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| The team credited their victory to hard work. 球队把他们的胜利归功于勤奋。 |
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