credit
ਕ੍ਰੈਡਿਟ
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.
example
None of it would earn you a college 'credit' from a mathematics department.
Credit card spending can be very expensive if balances remain uncleared or if 'credit' limits are breached because of penalty charges.
the bank refused to extend their 'credit'
It is a 'credit' to the authors, the publisher, and the museum that sponsored it.
I claim no 'credit' for this notion, having just suggested the obvious.
It's important for businesses to realize a customer whose 'credit' is being evaluated by outsiders can get irritated.
‘David is a 'credit' to the school and department,’ he said.
Participants enrolled in specific psychology courses received extra 'credit' upon completion of the study.
He dissembled with one or the other, and by so doing lost his 'credit' with both.
Since then the place has been well kept, the grass cut and it is always neat and tidy and a 'credit' to the local community which take pride in their place.
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.
It counts as a full 'credit' despite being only three months long.
In this case, naming a charity as a direct beneficiary will qualify as a donation 'credit' on the final income tax return of the deceased.
he's a 'credit' to his mother
Many clients believe it is important to obtain as much 'credit' as possible because these dollars would be available for unexpected events.
But readers liked Emma, both novel and character, and this admiration is a 'credit' to the author's skill.
a student can earn one unit of academic 'credit'
he's a hundred euro in 'credit'
a student can earn one unit of academic 'credit'
But he stressed the department is not claiming 'credit' for this.
The packaged 15 - 'credit' course is geared towards students motivated to change their world.
Twenty-four male and 29 female first-year psychology students participated to earn 'credit' for their course.
John Gilpin was a citizen of 'credit' and renown
Students receive some course 'credit' for participating.
The landlord is then entitled to claim a 'credit' for the income tax deducted at source from the rental income.
The building is now a 'credit' to all those involved.
These people would claim 'credit' for the good weather and deny responsibility for their own signature if they thought they could get away with it.
the bank refused to extend their 'credit'
I do my best to never exceed my 'credit' limit, though there are months when it's been a close call.
she earned extra 'credit' by adding an illustration
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