credit in Irish
credit in Irish is creidmheas — credit means recognition or praise given for something a person has done.
credit in Irish
creidmheas
(uncountable, law, business, finance) A privilege of delayed payment extended to a buyer or borrower on the seller's or lender's belief that what is given will be repaid.
What does "credit" mean?
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noun Recognition or praise given for something a person has done.
"The whole team deserves credit for the smooth opening of the new library."
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noun An arrangement allowing a buyer to pay for goods or services later, or a bank to lend money.
"Many shops offer interest-free credit if you pay for the furniture in instalments."
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verb To add money to an account.
"The refund was credited to her card within three days."
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verb To believe something, or to attribute an achievement to someone.
"Most people credit her with turning the failing shop into a thriving business."
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credit in a sentence
- The whole team deserves credit for the smooth opening of the new library.
- She deserves credit for finishing the project on time.
- Many shops offer interest-free credit if you pay for the furniture in instalments.
- The bank refused her credit because she had missed several earlier payments.
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What is "credit" in Irish?
"credit" in Irish is creidmheas. credit means: Recognition or praise given for something a person has done.
How do you use "credit" in a sentence?
Example: "The whole team deserves credit for the smooth opening of the new library." In Irish, "credit" is creidmheas.
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