credit
ક્રેડિટ
definition
verb
the screenplay is credited to one American and two Japanese writers
publicly acknowledge someone as a participant in the production of (something published or broadcast).
this deferred tax can be credited to the profit and loss account
add (an amount of money) to an account.
noun
I've got unlimited credit
the ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment, based on the trust that payment will be made in the future.
For example, total charges must equal total credits .
an entry recording a sum received, listed on the right-hand side or column of an account.
translation of 'credit'
જમા,
આંટ,
ઉધાર,
ધિરાણ,
શાખ
noun
સાખ
example
phone 'credit'
Paying by credit card is normally the most secure method but this might not be possible if you are buying a boat whose price exceeds your 'credit' limit.
As I will explain later, these checks enable people to obtain easy 'credit' at dangerously high levels.
Many of the sites offered community college 'credit' for courses taken as part of a high school diploma.
Now I use taxis regularly, having shifted yet another lifelong principle from the 'credit' to the debit side of my ethical account.
Students in an Introductory Psychology course were offered extra 'credit' if they would agree to hand in their notes at the end of a specified class.
the bank refused to extend their 'credit'
I think the government has lost its 'credit' on the question of human rights.
If the customer's 'credit' is good and its trading methods fair, the bank need have no worries.
This is a 'credit' to the hard work of those employees who have skilfully planned and carried out the project from start to finish.
you would hardly 'credit' itu2014but it was true
to give sth on 'credit'
As a former broadcasting journalist of some 17 years or so experience, I cannot 'credit' that anyone actually believes that.
The board, often criticised in the past for taking too long to settle claims, deserves 'credit' for its swift response in this case.
He received much 'credit' and praise for a major economic reform program he introduced in 1965.
However, to avoid the temptation of overspending you should ask for your 'credit' limit to be cut on both cards.
She had then received a 'credit' into her bank account of u00a3383.43, with no letter explaining exactly why she had received the payment.
Students should talk with a school counselor about the possibility of earning 'credit' toward your intended degree or certificate.
Antonio urges Bassanio to borrow money on his 'credit' for this purpose.
James deserves full 'credit' for his enormous contribution to the Irish entertainment scene and in particular in the North West.
As ludicrous as it is, people often take 'credit' for the natural abilities they are born with.
Several diary writers have claimed 'credit' for the idea, which could even derive from the First World War trenches.
Since many of the training courses were done for 'credit' , each program saw the immediate benefit of increased program enrollment.
The packaged 15 - 'credit' course is geared towards students motivated to change their world.
He dissembled with one or the other, and by so doing lost his 'credit' with both.
John Gilpin was a citizen of 'credit' and renown
I've got unlimited 'credit'
Another unique feature of this program is that students get academic 'credit' for their participation in the conference.
I claim no 'credit' for this notion, having just suggested the obvious.
'credit' entry
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