accredit

英 [ə'kredɪt] 美 [ə'kredɪt]

• vt. 归于；认为；授权；委派；鉴定合格

英英释义

Verb:

1. grant credentials to;

   "The Regents officially recognized the new educational institution"
   "recognize an academic degree"
   

2. provide or send (envoys or embassadors) with official credentials

3. ascribe an achievement to;

   "She was not properly credited in the program"
   

例句

用作及物动词 (vt.)

1. We accredit the invention of the electric light bulb to Edison.
   我们把电灯的发明归功于爱迪生。
2. People accredit him with the authorship of this novel
   人们认为他是这部小说的作者。
3. The United States Department Education does not accredit schools.
   美国教育部并不给学校授权。
4. Party can be changed to accredit limits of the attorney, can expand or narrow, after dealership is changed, should inform people of court and the opposing party.
   当事人对委托代理人的授权范围是可以变更的，可以扩大或缩小，代理权变更后，应通知人民法院和对方当事人。
5. The president will accredit you as his assistant.
   董事长将任命你做他的助理。
6. Our envoy was accredited to the new government.
   我国已向该国新政府派遣了外交使节。
7. Colleges may be accredited by regional associations.
   学院是否合格可由地区各协会作出鉴定。

近反义词

【近义词】

• endorse 赞同
• approve 批准
• certificate 执照
• ascribe 归因于
• license 许可证
• impute 归罪于
• recognize 承认
• sanction 批准
• authorize 批准
• certify 证明
• recognise <英>承认
• credit 信用