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credit

/ˈkrɛdɪt/

noun

Ödemenin daha sonra yapılacağı anlayışıyla borç para alma veya mal elde etme yeteneği

The ability to borrow money or obtain goods with the understanding that payment will be made later.

  • She bought the furniture on credit.
  • His credit score improved after paying off his loans.
  • The store offers interest-free credit for six months.
  • Many small businesses struggle to secure credit from traditional banks due to insufficient collateral or limited financial history.
  • The economic crisis resulted in a severe contraction of consumer credit, making it difficult for households to finance major purchases.
  • Researchers found that access to credit significantly influences entrepreneurial activity in developing economies, enabling investment in productive assets.
noun

Bir başarı veya katkı için verilen övgü veya takdir

Praise or acknowledgment given for an achievement or contribution.

  • She deserves credit for organizing the event.
  • The team gave him credit for the successful project.
  • He took all the credit for their joint work.
nounacademic

Akademik bir dersin veya derecenin tamamlanmasına yönelik sayılan bir birim

A unit counting toward the completion of an academic course or degree.

  • You need 120 credits to graduate.
  • This class is worth three credits.
  • She transferred her credits from her previous university.
verb

Birinin bir şeye katkıda bulunduğunu veya bir şeyi başardığını kabul etmek

To acknowledge someone as having contributed to or achieved something.

  • The discovery is credited to Marie Curie.
  • They credited him with saving the company.
  • She credits her success to hard work and determination.
verbfinancial

Bir hesaba para eklemek

To add money to an account.

  • The refund was credited to my account yesterday.
  • Please credit $500 to my savings account.
  • Your payment has been credited.