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cred·it¹ /`krɛdɪt; ˈkredɪt/ n 1 [U] a way of buying goods in which you arrange to pay for them later 赊购: on credit The TV and the washing machine were bought on credit. 电视机和洗衣机是赊购的。 2 [U] praise given to someone for doing something 赞扬; 功劳: It's not fair — I do all the work and he gets all the credit! 这不公平 — 我做所有的工作而他得到全部的功劳! give sb credit for sth You've got to give him credit for trying. 你应该赞扬他的尝试。 3 be a credit to sb/sth also 又作 do sb/sth credit to be so good that everyone who is connected with you can be proud of you 是某人/某物的光荣; 为某人/某物增光: You're a credit to the school! 你是学校的光荣! 4 [C] a successfully completed part of a college course 〔大学的〕学分 5 a payment made into a bank account 〔银行账户中的〕存款 6 be in credit to have money in your bank account 〔银行账户上〕有存款 → see also 另见 CREDITS |