| 释义 |
accredit美 [ə'kredɪt] 英 [ə'kredɪt] - v.把…归于；认为（某事为某人所说、所做）；委任；正式认可
- 网络授权；信任；相信
过去分词：accredited 现在分词：accrediting 第三人称单数：accredits v. recognize,sanction,endorse,authorize,certify 1. | [usupass] 把…归于；认为（某事为某人所说、所做）to believe that sb is responsible for doing or saying sth |
| The discovery of distillation is usually accredited to the Arabs of the 11th century. 通常认为，蒸馏法是阿拉伯人在 11 世纪发明的。 | | The Arabs are usually accredited with the discovery of distillation. 通常认为，阿拉伯人发明了蒸馏法。 |
2. | [usupass] ~ sb to … 委任，委派（某人为大使等）to choose sb for an official position, especially as an ambassador |
| He was accredited to Madrid. 他被委任为驻马德里大使。 |
3. | ~ sth/sb 正式认可to officially approve sth/sb as being of an accepted quality or standard |
| Institutions that do not meet the standards will not be accredited for teacher training. 没有达标的大专院校不会获得教师培训的资格。 |
v. | 1. to officially recognize a person or organization as having met a standard or criterion 2. to appoint somebody as an envoy or ambassador to another country 3. to give somebody the authority to perform a function 4. to regard somebody as having a particular quality 5. to consider something as belonging to or attributable to somebody 6. to award a pass in an external examination on an assessment made within a school 7. to state officially that a person or organization is good enough to provide a particular type of service 1. to officially recognize a person or organization as having met a standard or criterion 2. to appoint somebody as an envoy or ambassador to another country 3. to give somebody the authority to perform a function 4. to regard somebody as having a particular quality 5. to consider something as belonging to or attributable to somebody 6. to award a pass in an external examination on an assessment made within a school 7. to state officially that a person or organization is good enough to provide a particular type of service |
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