Translations for „credibility“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

cred·ibil·ity [ˌkredəˈbɪləti] N no pl

credibility

verodostojnost f

credibility

kredibilnost f

street cred·iˈbil·ity N no pl

street credibility

ulični ugled m

that jacket won't do much for your street credibility

ta jakna ne bo povečala tvojega uličnega ugleda

Usage examples with credibility

that jacket won't do much for your street credibility

ta jakna ne bo povečala tvojega uličnega ugleda

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

His drawing is first class and his dialogue superb, adding credibility to his characterization while moving the story along at a laconic lick.

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His credibility of leading in sea battle is unquestionable seeing that he had faced many battle experiences with his fleet.

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For instance, 70% have worked outside the family firm to gain useful experience and bridge the credibility gap before joining the family business.

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The committee stated that the publication was almost wholly counter-productive and in the event only served to undermine the credibility of the government's case.

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This is apparently intended to establish the credibility of the psychic connection before the show moves on to the whodunnit phase.

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This case, along with the missing persons' case has established impartiality and credibility of the media in its fight against corruption.

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Science, that sworn enemy of circumstantial evidence, marched on, and slowly but surely physiological explanations of Chinese restaurant syndrome began to lose credibility.

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In another writer's hands, the constant invocation of childhood adversity would seem like a ham-handed attempt to assert credibility.

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The kid posts the car's specs, and immediately forum dwellers call his credibility to question -- thanks in no small measure to the kid's cockeyed spelling.

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The answer seems to be that this phrase refers to the issue of whose credibility the probative value rests upon primarily.

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