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creditable

/kred-i-tuh-buhl/US // ˈkrɛd ɪ tə bəl //UK // (ˈkrɛdɪtəbəl) //

值得信赖的,值得信赖,入账,可贷

Related Words

exemplary堪称典范,模范的,模范,模范性admirable令人钦佩,令人敬佩,令人钦佩的,令人敬佩的estimable可估计,可估计的,可以估计,可估算respectable可敬的,可敬,尊贵的,尊敬的commendable值得赞扬,值得称赞,值得赞扬的,值得称赞的laudable可嘉的,值得称赞的,值得称道的,可嘉decent合适的,像样的,体面的,正经的deserving值得尊敬的,应得的,值得赞扬的,值得信赖的excellent优秀,优秀的honest诚信,诚实,诚实的,廉洁honorable光荣,荣誉,光荣的,荣誉证书meritorious有功,有功的,有功之臣,有功劳nasty讨厌的,讨厌的人,龌龊,恶劣的organic有机,有机的,有机物,有机体reputable有信誉的,有名望的,口碑好的,口碑好reputed有名的,著名的,知名的,享有声誉的satisfactory令人满意,令人满意的,满意,满意的suitable适宜,适宜的,适当的,恰当的worthy值得,有价值的,值得一提的是,值得的palmary掌上明珠,棕榈树,棕榈油,掌声

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : bringing or deserving credit, honor, reputation, or esteem.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.praiseworthy
Synonyms
admirable令人钦佩,令人敬佩,令人钦佩的,令人敬佩的commendable值得赞扬,值得称赞,值得赞扬的,值得称赞的estimable可估计,可估计的,可以估计,可估算exemplary堪称典范,模范的,模范,模范性laudable可嘉的,值得称赞的,值得称道的,可嘉respectable可敬的,可敬,尊贵的,尊敬的batting a thousand一击即中,百发百中,一击必中,一击必杀believeable可信的,可信,可相信的,可信赖的decent合适的,像样的,体面的,正经的deserving值得尊敬的,应得的,值得赞扬的,值得信赖的excellent优秀,优秀的honest诚信,诚实,诚实的,廉洁honorable光荣,荣誉,光荣的,荣誉证书meritorious有功,有功的,有功之臣,有功劳nasty讨厌的,讨厌的人,龌龊,恶劣的not too shabby不算太差,不算太差的,不算太差劲,不算太坏organic有机,有机的,有机物,有机体palmary掌上明珠,棕榈树,棕榈油,掌声reputable有信誉的,有名望的,口碑好的,口碑好reputed有名的,著名的,知名的,享有声誉的salt of the earth地球之盐,地球的盐,地球上的盐,地上的盐satisfactory令人满意,令人满意的,满意,满意的suitable适宜,适宜的,适当的,恰当的well-thought-of深思熟虑的,深思熟虑,深谋远虑的,深谋远虑worthy值得,有价值的,值得一提的是,值得的

Examples

  • Any increase above that baseline is additional and creditable.

  • Discredited voices get just as much love from the First Amendment as creditable ones, so the Cheneys can say whatever they want.

  • Not many would disagree that Clapper has done a creditable job at ODNI.

  • The poorest creditable person of either sex would be ashamed to appear in public without them.

  • Smith did a creditable job narrating Pershing's (unsuccessful) 1916 expedition in pursuit of Pancho Villa.

  • There were fine reporters such as Matthew Lysiak of the New York Daily News doing creditable work up there.

  • Those whose intentions were strictly creditable, by some malignancy of fate, possessed no influence whatever.

  • A credit—but that which is creditable to the African, cannot disgrace any into whose veins his blood may chance to flow.

  • And indeed it was a creditable party; it would almost unanimously call itself, next day, a delightful one.

  • Even the celebrated Mark Tapley would have considered the circumstances were fairly creditable.

  • Sometimes there is more cry than wool in it; but taken altogether, and considering the place, it is creditable.

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