credit

noun, verb93 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.8

borrowing money without having to pay interest

credit for personal or household use

list of contributors at the end of a film/program

list of contributors at the end of a film/program

unit of study accepted by a college or university

credit that will be repaid over a long period

credit that must be repaid in the near future

list of contributors at the end of a film/program

recognition for successfully completing a course of study

the appropriate amount of praise or recognition

acknowledgement of contribution to a movie

the correct amount of praise or recognition

acknowledgement of contribution to a film

to be considered responsible for a particular achievement

an expression meaning you should praise people who deserve it

to say that a work or achievement was done by someone

to add money to a bank account

a letter from a bank authorizing another bank to pay a specified sum to a person

paying for goods or services at a later time

used to say that someone deserves praise for something

having money in your bank account

to receive praise for something one has done

to successfully obtain a loan or the ability to pay later

to make credit available for someone to accept

to accept praise for something, sometimes undeservedly

to provide someone with the ability to borrow money

to be given praise for something one has done

to offer or provide credit to someone

to supply or make credit available

to state that one deserves praise for something

to successfully acquire a loan or the ability to pay later (more formal)

to formally agree to give credit

to say that you will not give someone credit

to refuse to allow someone to have credit

used to say that something is difficult to believe

to find something very difficult to believe

to find something almost impossible to believe

a number representing a person's creditworthiness

the maximum amount of money you can borrow

an assessment of a person's ability to repay debts

a non-profit financial cooperative owned by its members

a sudden sharp reduction in the availability of credit

an account with a shop or company that allows you to buy things and pay for them later

a period when borrowing money becomes difficult

a unit of measuring educational credit, usually based on the number of classroom hours per week

a person or thing that brings respect or praise to a group or place

to say or believe that someone is responsible for a particular achievement or quality

when the list of contributors is shown on screen