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How to Use "Credit" with Example Sentences
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credit
(n):
money that is borrowed from a bank or business; the status of how well money is paid back; praise given to a someone for good work; a unit of schoolwork at a university or college
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Used with adjectives:
"
Long-term
credit
will pay for things you need.
"
(long-term, short-term)
"
Interest-free
credit
is hard to get.
"
(interest-free)
"
She has
bad
credit
.
"
(bad, good)
"
He should get
full
credit
for the win.
"
(full, partial, proper)
"
The class will give him
course
credit
.
"
(course, college)
Used with verbs:
"
Do you
have
good
credit
?
"
(have)
"
You
need
good
credit
to get a loan.
"
(need)
"
You can
get
credit
at the bank.
"
(get, obtain)
"
Most stores will
offer
credit
.
"
(offer, provide, give, extend)
"
You should
give
her some
credit
.
"
(give)
"
She doesn't
get
credit
for her work.
"
(get, receive, take)
"
He
deserves
more
credit
.
"
(deserves)
"
Community college is a good way to
earn
credits
.
"
(earn, transfer, get)
Used with nouns:
"
I have a high
credit
limit
.
"
(limit, rating, score, balance)
"
How long is your
credit
history
?
"
(history, record)
"
She asked for my
credit
report
.
"
(report)
"
He is a
credit
risk
.
"
(risk)
"
The
credit
union
is also a bank.
"
(union)
Used with prepositions:
"
She bought the jacket
on
credit
.
"
(on)
"
She gets
credit
for
helping.
"
(for)
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credit
(v):
to give money; to praise someone for doing good work
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Used with prepositions:
"
The bank is
crediting
our account
with
$10,000.
"
(with)
"
The mayor
credited
the firefighters
for
acting quickly.
"
(for)
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