牛津高阶英汉双解词典-txtC(p-z)(6)

牛津高阶英汉双解词典-txt

得称赞的. have sth to one's credit have achieved sth 完成某事物: He is only thirty, and already he has four films to his credit, ie he has made four films. 他才三十岁, 却已拍过四部影片了.
★credit account (US charge account)
account with a shop, store, etc that allows one to pay for goods at fixed intervals (eg monthly) rather than immediately 赊销帐项（商店等为顾客定期, 如按月, 付款赊购物品 的帐项）.
★credit card
card that allows its holder to buy goods and services on credit 信用卡.
credit note
(commerce 商) note given to a customer who has returned goods to the seller, allowing him to have other goods with a value equal to those returned 信用票据, 贷方单据（退货顾客用以换取等值的其他货物的凭证）.
★credit rating
assessment of how reliable sb is in paying for goods bought on credit （对某人以记帐方式购物的付款情况作出的）信誉评估, 信用等级.
★credit-side
n right-hand side of an account, on which payments received are recorded 付方; 贷方: (fig 比喻) We've lost some experienced players, but on the credit-side (ie at least there is this favourable aspect) there are some useful young ones coming into the team. 我们少了一些有经验的运动员, 然而事情也有好的一面, 有些年轻的生力军加入了本队.
★credit squeeze
government policy of controlling inflation by making it difficult to borrow money, eg by raising interest rates 信用紧缩（政府为控制通货膨胀而采取的措施, 如藉提高利率以增加借款之困难）.
★credit transfer
transfer of money direct from one bank account to another, without using a cheque 银行转帐.
★credit-worthy
adj (of people, business firms, etc) accepted as safe to give credit to, because reliable in making repayment （指人、 工商企业等）信用可靠的, 有资格接受贷款的.
★credit-worthiness
n [U].
★credit
/ 5kredIt; `krZdIt/ v 1 [Tn.pr] ~ sb/sth with sth; ~ sth to sb/sth (a) believe that sb/sth has sth; attribute sth to sb/sth 认为某人[某事物]有某事物; 把某事物归功於某人[某事物]: Until now I've always credited you with more sense. 在这以前, 我一直都认为你不至如此糊涂. * The relics are credited with miraculous powers. 这些早期遗物被认为具有神奇的力量. * Miraculous powers are credited to the relics. 人们认为这些早期遗物具有神奇的力量. (b) record an amount as being paid into sb's bank account 把金额记入某人银行帐户的贷方: credit a customer with 8 把8英镑记入客户贷方 * credit 8 to a customer/an account 在客户[帐户]的贷方记入8英镑. 2 [Tn] (used mainly in questions and negative sentences
主要用於疑问句及否定句) believe (sth) 相信（某事物）: Would you credit it? ie It is incredible. 你相信吗? * I can barely credit what she said. 我简直不能相信她的话.
★credita

牛津高阶英汉双解词典-txt

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/ 5kredItEbl; `krZdItEbl/ adj ~ (to sb) deserving praise (although perhaps not outstandingly good); bringing credit1(2) 值得赞扬的（虽然可能并非特别好）; 带来荣誉的: a creditable attempt, performance, etc 值得赞扬的努力、 表现等 * creditable work, progress, etc 应予肯定的工作、 进步等 * conduct that is very creditable to him 给他带来极好声誉的行为.
★creditably
/ 5kredItEblI; `krZdItEblI/ adv: She performed very creditably in the exam. 她考得好极了.
★creditor
/ 5kredItE(r); `krZdItL/ n person to whom money is owed 债主; 债权人: His creditors are demanding to be paid. 他的那些债主正在讨债.
★credo
/ 5kri:dEU, 5kreIdEU; `krido, `kredo/ n (pl ~s) creed 信条: her extremist political credo 她那极端主义的政治信条.
★credulity
/ krI5dju:lEtI; ?@ -5du:-; krE`dulEtI/ n [U] too great a readiness to believe things 轻信: a statement which stretches/strains one's credulity to the limit, ie is almost impossible to believe 简直难以置信的陈述.
★credulous
/ 5kredjUlEs; ?@ -dVE-; `krZdVElEs/ adj too ready to believe things 轻信的: credulous people who believe what the advertisements say 轻信广告的人.
★credulously
adv.
★creed
/ kri:d; krid/ n 1 [C] system of beliefs or opinions, esp religious beliefs 信条, 教义（尤指宗教信仰）: people of all colours and creeds, ie of all sorts 各种肤色和各种宗教信仰的人 * What is your political creed? 你的政治信仰如何? 2 the Creed [sing] short summary of Christian belief, esp as said or sung as part of a church service 使徒信条.
★creek
/ kri:k; ?@ also krIk; krik/ n 1 (Brit) narrow stretch of water flowing inland from a coast; inlet 小海湾; 小港湾. 2 (US) small river; stream 小河; 溪流. 3 (idm 习语) up the `creek (infml 口) in difficulties 处於困境: I'm really up the creek without my car. 我没有了汽车实在不方便.
★creel
/ kri:l; kril/ n angler's wicker basket for holding the fish he catches （钓鱼者用的）鱼篓.
★creep
/ kri:p; krip/ v (pt, pp crept) 1 [Ipr, Ip] move slowly, quietly or stealthily, esp crouching low 慢慢地、 悄悄地或偷偷地移动（尤指弯著腰走）: The cat crept silently towards the bird. 那只猫一声不响地接近那只鸟. * She crept up to him from behind. 她从後面蹑手蹑脚地走近他. * The thief crept along the corridor. 那个贼偷偷摸摸地穿过走廊. * (fig 比喻) A feeling of drowsiness crept over him. 他不禁感到昏昏欲睡. * (fig 比喻) Old age creeps up on you (ie approaches you stealthily) before you realize it. 人不知不觉地就变老了. =>Usage at prowl 用法见prowl. 2 [I, Ipr, Ip] (of plants) grow along the ground,
up walls, etc （指植物）蔓生, 匍匐, 攀附: Ivy had crept up the castle walls. 常春藤爬上了城堡的围墙. * a creeping vine 蔓生的葡萄树. 3 (idm 习语) make one's/sb's flesh crawl/

牛津高阶英汉双解词典-txt

creep => flesh.
★creep
n 1 (infml derog 口, 贬) person who tries to win sb's favour by always agreeing with him, doing things for him, etc …… 此处隐藏：5076字，全部文档内容请下载后查看。喜欢就下载吧 ……