credit
Noun:
- Recognition or acknowledgment for an achievement or contribution: "Credit" refers to the acknowledgment given to someone for their work, effort, or role in a successful outcome.
- A system of deferred payment for goods or services: "Credit" denotes an arrangement where payment is made at a later date after receiving goods or services.
- A unit of academic achievement: In education, "credit" is a unit representing the successful completion of a course of study.
- A source of pride or honor: "Credit" can refer to a person or thing that brings esteem or positive reputation to someone or something else.
- Belief or trust in the truth of something: "Credit" can mean the belief or confidence placed in a statement or person.
- An entry in an account recording a sum received: In accounting, "credit" is an entry on the right side of an account, representing an increase in liabilities, equity, or revenue, or a decrease in assets.
Verb:
- To ascribe or attribute an achievement or quality to someone: To "credit" someone means to acknowledge them as responsible for a positive action or result.
- To believe or trust in something: To "credit" a story or claim is to believe it to be true.
- To enter a sum as a credit in an account: In accounting, to "credit" an account is to record an amount on the credit side.
Noun:
- She deserves full credit for the project's success. (Recognition for achievement)
- I bought the furniture on credit and will pay next month. (Deferred payment)
- You need three more credits to graduate. (Academic unit)
- His honesty is a credit to his family. (Source of pride)
- I give no credit to that ridiculous rumor. (Belief or trust)
- The bank recorded a credit of $500 to my account. (Accounting entry)
Verb:
- Historians credit him with inventing the process. (Ascribe achievement)
- Do you credit his explanation for being late? (Believe)
- The bank will credit your account with the refund. (Accounting entry)
"To someone's credit": Used to indicate a praiseworthy achievement belonging to a person.
- To her credit, she admitted the mistake immediately.
"Credit where credit is due": An idiom meaning acknowledgment should be given to whoever deserves it.
- I must give credit where credit is due; the team worked incredibly hard.
"On the credit side": Used to list positive aspects in a balance of considerations.
- On the credit side, the new policy has increased efficiency.
Creditable (adj): Deserving praise or acknowledgment.
- She gave a creditable performance in her first race.
Creditor (n): A person or institution to whom money is owed.
- The company negotiated with its creditors.
Creditworthy (adj): Considered suitable to receive financial credit.
- The bank found them to be a creditworthy borrower.
- Noun: Acknowledgment, recognition, trust, reputation, acclaim.
- Verb: Ascribe, attribute, accredit, believe, trust.
Credit someone with something: To believe someone possesses a quality or is responsible for an action.
- I wouldn't have credited him with such patience.
Credit something to someone/something: To attribute an achievement or result to a cause or person.
- The success was credited to their meticulous planning.
A credit to someone/something: A person or thing that causes someone/something to be admired or praised.
- The volunteers are a real credit to the community.
Do someone credit / Do credit to someone: To show someone's good qualities; to be a source of honor.
- His manners do him credit.
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an estimate, based on previous dealings, of a person's or an organization's ability to fulfill their financial commitments
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an entry on a list of persons who contributed to a film or written work
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the credits were given at the end of the film
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a short note recognizing a source of information or of a quoted passage
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the student's essay failed to list several important citations
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the acknowledgments are usually printed at the front of a book
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the article includes mention of similar clinical cases
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recognition by a college or university that a course of studies has been successfully completed; typically measured in semester hours
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arrangement for deferred payment for goods and services
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used in the phrase `to your credit' in order to indicate an achievement deserving praise;
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she already had several performances to her credit
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an accounting entry acknowledging income or capital items
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money available for a client to borrow
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approval
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give her recognition for trying
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he was given credit for his work
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give her credit for trying
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have trust in; trust in the truth or veracity of
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accounting: enter as credit
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We credit your account with $100
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ascribe an achievement to
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She was not properly credited in the program
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give someone credit for something
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We credited her for saving our jobs
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