accredit in German
accredit in German is akkreditieren — accredit means to say that something is the cause or source of a quality or achievement.
accredit in German
akkreditieren
What does "accredit" mean?
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verb To say that something is the cause or source of a quality or achievement.
"Goldfaden continued to compose and compile dramas and musical plays. He is accredited with 26 pieces, of which, however, only eight are of any value."
- verb To give someone official standing, authority or approval.
- verb To officially send someone, such as an ambassador, carrying the papers that prove their authority.
- verb To believe something and have confidence in it.
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accredit in a sentence
- Goldfaden continued to compose and compile dramas and musical plays. He is accredited with 26 pieces, of which, however, only eight are of any value.
- Nationalisms often accredit all the unemployment issues to immigration.
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What is "accredit" in German?
"accredit" in German is akkreditieren. accredit means: To say that something is the cause or source of a quality or achievement.
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