English-Portuguese translation for "credit"
"credit" Portuguese translation
credit {noun}
We expect no-one to take anything on credit or on trust.
The deteriorating situation in Burma is causing concern to the ASEAN, which had responded to the appeal by the junta by granting credit to
These measures should be supporting trust in the financial system and should help to prevent undue constraints in credit supply to
Full harmonisation will improve the overall level of consumer protection in the EU and facilitate the provision of cross-border credit.
In addition to assessing the credits and the conditions under which they are granted, the EIB’ s organisation should also be assessed.
ECB Opinion on amendments to the Greek resolution regime for credit institutions
You reward every little bit of effort a little bit of gold, a little bit of credit.
We all know that Russia will not supply on credit, because it needs cash in hand.
On the one hand, we need a standardization of security markings on credit cards.
On the one hand, it is a great help for many countries to have access to credit.
This is a huge step forward, and great credit is due to this Parliament.
It is the European Parliament that should have the credit for the ban's being introduced.
The credit for having made a good start unquestionably goes to you.
This is of great credit to the rapporteur and he deserves our congratulations.
It is very much to your credit that you have stood up for it so clearly.
to credit {verb}
to credit [credited|credited] {vb}
And it can take 10 business days for your bank or credit card company to credit the refund to your account, depending on their own...
On the approval of the payment request, the Banking and Payment Authority (BPA) is advised to credit the payee' account in a commercial
On the approval of the payment request, the Banking and Payment Authority (BPA) is advised to credit the payee’ account in a commercial
– Mr President, Mr Garot has produced a good report, and it is to his credit that he has brought the price of produce back to the centre
to credit [credited|credited] {vb} (also: to believe, to deem)
to credit [credited|credited] {vb} (also: to mention, to bring up, to cite)
On the subject of Mr Wuermeling’ s report on credit for consumers, I must say that I welcome the fact that we are having the debate today...
to credit [credited|credited] {vb} (also: to accredit)
But some of the difficulties raised we found difficult to credit.
Credit is certainly due to the Commission, which has consistently supported the European Bureau for Lesser Used Languages.
Given the fundamental importance of the decisions to be taken at the Nice Summit, credit must be given where credit is due.
The first is that we should give no credit to the idea that the benefits of the European Union can be measured on the sole basis of budget
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 Portuguese
Similar words
creation · creative · creativity · creator · creature · creche · credence · credential · credibility · credible · credit · creditor · creditors · credits · creditworthiness · credulous · Creed · creek · creep · creeper · creepy
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