cred

/kred/US // krɛd //UK // (krɛd) //

债权,债权人,贷方,贷记

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
Slang.
- : the quality of being believable or worthy of respect, especially within a particular social, professional, or other group: If you wear this t-shirt, you’ll be earning geek cred.Both chefs have plenty of Southern cred.See also street cred.

She was releasing this stuff on her own out of pure passion, and she wasn’t tapped into the academic system at all, which is how most women got their cred then.
Before moving to California after college, I tossed aside my bad-ass cred and talked mom into selling me her Pontiac Bonneville station wagon.
Kunal Shah has the luxury of time for building CRED into the company he envisions it to be.
The new financing round, a Series C for CRED, was led by existing investor DST Global.
The authors have plenty of cred in the world of running science.
Is there a fear that any form of popular embrace would damage the cred of ICP and the label?
Ignore the talk about purity tests, progressive cred, and skipping to a post-presidency status.
Over the years, she has built up her conservative street cred.
And now, he's going to have even more cred among the win-the-morning-Game-Change crowd that sets the conventional wisdom.
Yet for all her cred as a femme serieux, Kennedy keeps in close touch with the naughty girl of her past.
I was de-light-ed to know that you had pass-ed and that you have been such a cred-it to your col-lege.
Tan-cred has no finesse; his replies neutralised, nay, destroyed, all my counter representations.
Cred′ulousness; Creed, a summary of articles of religious belief, esp.
For twinty years a section boss, he worked upon the track, And be it to his cred-i-it he niver had a wrack.

/kred/US // krɛd //UK // (krɛd) //

债权,债权人,贷方,贷记

n.名词 noun

1
Slang.
- : the quality of being believable or worthy of respect, especially within a particular social, professional, or other group: If you wear this t-shirt, you’ll be earning geek cred.Both chefs have plenty of Southern cred.See also street cred.

She was releasing this stuff on her own out of pure passion, and she wasn’t tapped into the academic system at all, which is how most women got their cred then.
Before moving to California after college, I tossed aside my bad-ass cred and talked mom into selling me her Pontiac Bonneville station wagon.
Kunal Shah has the luxury of time for building CRED into the company he envisions it to be.
The new financing round, a Series C for CRED, was led by existing investor DST Global.
The authors have plenty of cred in the world of running science.
Is there a fear that any form of popular embrace would damage the cred of ICP and the label?
Ignore the talk about purity tests, progressive cred, and skipping to a post-presidency status.
Over the years, she has built up her conservative street cred.
And now, he's going to have even more cred among the win-the-morning-Game-Change crowd that sets the conventional wisdom.
Yet for all her cred as a femme serieux, Kennedy keeps in close touch with the naughty girl of her past.
I was de-light-ed to know that you had pass-ed and that you have been such a cred-it to your col-lege.
Tan-cred has no finesse; his replies neutralised, nay, destroyed, all my counter representations.
Cred′ulousness; Creed, a summary of articles of religious belief, esp.
For twinty years a section boss, he worked upon the track, And be it to his cred-i-it he niver had a wrack.