accredit

accreditaccreditD.J.:[əˈkredit]K.K.:[əˈkrɛdɪt]vt.1.■官方认可, 接受, 或同意They have the confidence of the governments to which they are accredited.他们对其所代表的政府有信心。

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accredit[ə'kredit]vt.1.■委托，信托：The premier accredited Mr. Bush as his representative.总理委托布什先生作为他的代表。2.■委任，委派，派遣，派出(使节)，授权任命(大使等)；给…委任状(at， to):Our envoy was accredited to the new government.我国已向该国新政府派遣了外交使节。to accredit an envoy派遣(外交)使节3.■相信，信以为真，信赖；认为…属实；认可，确认：We accredited what he said.我们相信他所说的话。4.■确认(或证明)…达到(某规定的)标准，鉴定…为合格：Colleges may be accredited by regional associations.学院是否合格可由地区各协会作出鉴定。5.■把…归结于，把…归因于，把…归咎于(to):an action accredited to her认为是她所为an invention accredited to Edison一项被认为是爱迪生的发明6.■认为…具有(某种特点或资格等)，认为…属于(with):They all accredited him with the authorship of this book.他们都认为他是这本书的作者。She was accredited with having said it.她被认为说过此话。7.■褒奖；称赞，赞许；称(某人)有；誉(某人)为8.■[新西兰英语](不经考试)推荐保送(学生)(直接升入大学)：an accrediting school有权保送学生直接升入大学的学校近义词authorize

accreditaccredit[əˈkredit]vt.1.■相信2.■归功(某事)于(某人); 把...归于3.■委派, 任命; 授权4.■鉴定...为合格; 特许5.■信以为真an accredited journalist特派记者an accredited school立案学校He was accredited ambassador to Lisbon.他奉派出任里斯本大使。Ruth is always truthful and anything she says will be accredited.露丝总是诚实的, 所以她所说的任何话都会被人相信。They accredit these remarks to him. (=He is accredited with these remarks.)他们认为那些话是他说的。

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继承用法accreditation[əˌkrediteiʃən]n.1.■大使等的任命; 鉴定accredited[əˈkredɪtɪd]adj.1.■可接受的, 可相信的, 可信赖的accreditmentn.