Credit means reputation, credit.

Pronunciation: British [?kred?t], American [?kred?t].

Interpretation:

n. Credit, reputation; [financial] loan; credits; trust; reputation.

vt. Believe, trust; attribute, attribute; praise.

Deformations: past tense credited, past participle credited, present participle crediting, third person singular credits, plural credits.

Phrases:

Credit with means to credit something; to think that you have (some kind of advantage or achievement, etc.).

Be in credit and have a balance.

on the credit of?

On credit.

credit for praise.

Examples of credit

1. Does the hotel take credit cards?

Does this hotel accept credit cards?

2. He's been promoted—would you credit it?

He's been promoted, do you believe it?

3. She was charged with credit card fraud.

She was charged with credit card fraud.

4. Are you paying in cash or by credit card?

Are you paying in cash or by credit card?

5. They may use a credit card for convenience.

They may use a credit card for convenience.

6. It is very convenient to pay by credit card.

It is very convenient to pay by credit card.