credit in Portuguese

credit in Portuguese is crédito, acreditar, creditar — credit means recognition or praise given for something a person has done.

crédito

noun

acreditar

verb

creditar

verb

(transitive, accounting) To add to an account.

What does "credit" mean?

noun Recognition or praise given for something a person has done.
"The whole team deserves credit for the smooth opening of the new library."
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."
verb To add money to an account.
"The refund was credited to her card within three days."
verb To believe something, or to attribute an achievement to someone.
"Most people credit her with turning the failing shop into a thriving business."

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 Portuguese?

"credit" in Portuguese is crédito, acreditar, creditar. 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 Portuguese, "credit" is crédito, acreditar, creditar.

Are there other ways to say "credit" in Portuguese?

Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "credit": crédito, acreditar, creditar.

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