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I . credit [ˈkredɪt] N

1. credit (delayed payment, loan):

credit
kredyt m

2. credit (into account):

credit
wpłata f [na konto]

4. credit:

credits pl CINE
napisy mpl [końcowe]

5. credit UNIV:

credit
zaliczenie nt

6. credit (trust):

credit
kredyt m zaufania

7. credit (pride):

credit to sb
chluba f kogoś

8. credit ECON:

credit
strona f „Ma”

II . credit [ˈkredɪt] VB trans

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2. credit (attribute):

to credit sb with sth [or sth to sb]
przypisywać [perf przypisać] komuś coś

3. credit (believe):

to credit sth
wierzyć [perf u-] w coś

anticipatory advance, anticipatory credit N ECON

blank credit N ECON

book credit N no pl ECON

bridge credit N no pl ECON

bridging credit, bridging loan N ECON

commodity credit N ECON

consumer credit N ECON

credit aid N

credit amortization N ECON

credit analyst N

credit approval N

credit assessment N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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It is credited with one of the first codes of local government in Guyana, established in 1845.
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He has been credited with developing the gold-over-metal method of manufacturing called bi-metal (also incorrectly known as gold plating) which proved successful.
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In his later life his adherence to vegetarianism slipped, and his difficulty in maintaining his weight after 1913 was credited to him switching diets.
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Also, the ordinary purchaser must be thought of as having, and credited with, at least a modicum of intelligence.
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The characters in the film, of which there are more than forty credited, are taken from a range of middle-class types.
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He is also credited with the isolation of several different proteins (which he referred to as proteids).
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In the old standard, banks merely credited the income statement of any loan commitment fees received regardless of the duration of the loan.
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Most observers credited land reform measures with liquidating concentration of very large estates and weakening political power of landowners.
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The company is credited with being the largest sheet music retailer in the world, with over 750,000 titles in its catalog.
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He is credited with creating his namesake sauce for both steaks and the meat of local game animals.
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