Summary
credit {noun}
credito · stima · considerazione · credibilità · attendibilità · buona reputazione · accredito · avere
credit {adjective}
creditorio · creditrice · creditoria · creditore · creditizio · creditizia
to credit {verb}
credere · ritenere vero · accreditare
English-Italian translation for "credit"
"credit" Italian translation
credit {noun}
On the one hand, it is a great help for many countries to have access to credit.
We would wish for the liquidity provided to end up as credit to the private sector.
Moreover, the French police do not seem to have heard of credit cards yet.
Money and credit have both continued to grow vigorously in recent months.
This is what it looks like, essentially, this credit and debt system, just for the U.K.
Jacques Delors is one of the few who has said it, and for that he deserves all credit.
And, to his credit, Katie called him up after this op-ed piece came out.
I have to give Mr Michel particular credit, even if he is my Liberal political colleague.
Commissioner Byrne and his officials deserve great credit for their untiring efforts in this respect.
Let us hope that a political Europe will follow the economic Europe, so that our European currency will also receive the credit it deserves.
credit {noun} (also: remark, recognition, notice, forethought)
Parliament's report does not take into account or give credit to the substantive improvements which are being negotiated.
If your credit/debit card was declined, consider the following issues that users often encounter when making purchases online:
well as credit risk.
credit {noun} (also: prestige, credibility, reliability)
It will be to the credit of Parliament if the amendments that I have tabled together with Mr Maaten are adopted.
In doing so we did not cross our red lines; we remained united and we emerged with both credit and credibility.
Mr President, the report I have the honour of presenting is an own-initiative report on credit rating agencies, which are business
credit {noun} (also: credibility, credence, reliability, trustworthiness)
credit {noun} (also: regard, repute, credibility, reputation)
... annual credit to their contribution account.
On the one hand, it is a great help for many countries to have access to credit.
Credit is due to Commissioner Mandelson for having represented a Europe in Hong Kong that was less arrogant than the United States.
...has my strong recommendation. He / She will be a credit to your program.
But it is to Mr Tsatsos ' credit that, five years on, he has finally managed to bring the debate back on course.
On American Express credit card statements, the line description might not mention an AdWords Customer ID, but look more like this:
credit {adjective}
credit {adj.} (also: creditor)
credit {adj.} (also: creditor)
credit {adj.} (also: creditor)
credit {adj.}
Bruni writes: “…the objective became only that of saving the credit system from the collapse.
Opinion on measures implementing the guarantee of the stability of the credit system (CON/2008/65)Italy, 12.11.2008, pdf 33 kB, en . it
Employees bear no responsibility in the difficulties of banks or credit institutions since they have had no part in taking decisions.
In the White Paper of May 2002, 42 European banks and the European credit sector associations clearly expressed a similar vision.
This credit institution can therefore provide, in any other Member State, the financial services for which it has obtained authorization in
credit {adj.}
And they wrote "Shopaholic Adulteress Swallows Arsenic After Credit Fraud."
It is about credit standing and the collateral needed for it.
As regards the reasons for differing attitudes among banks with respect to credit activity, the
We are dealing here with the fact that, in our credit policy, we are gradually losing our conscience.
Acceptance of ICAP S.A. and Lince SpA as ECAF credit assessment systems
to credit {verb}
to credit [credited|credited] {vb} (also: to deem, to consider, to think, to judge)
It's hard to believe that it's less than a year since the extraordinary moment when the finance, the credit, which drives our economies...
I think it is a creditable agreement considering the gap which separated the views of Parliament and the Council.
I think we must from now on take pleasure in the substantial acceleration in the use of these credits.
I also believe two of the problems to be the crediting of tax allowances and the level of tax deducted at source.
I believe Member States will become much more interested in development cooperation, because they will see the chance to earn emission allowance credits with projects.
to credit [credited|credited] {vb} (also: to trust, to believe)
to credit [credited|credited] {vb} [econ.] (also: to accredit)
Such matters as the crediting of VAT, the N+2 rule and the options available for public/ private financing will in future be dealt with in the same way in each Member State.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "credit":
© Princeton Universityaccredit · course credit · credit rating · recognition · citation · cite · acknowledgment · reference · mention · quotation · deferred payment · credit entry
Usage examples
Usage examples for "credit" in Italian
Similar words
creativeness · creativity · Creator · creatural · creature · credence · credential · credentials · credibility · credible · credit · creditor · creditors · credits · creditworthiness · creditworthy · credo · credulity · credulous · credulousness · creed
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