0 a reputation as sb who is able to pay back money -- réputation [ feminine ] de payer ses dettes
borrowers with good/bad credit des emprunteurs qui sont / ne sont pas réputés capables de payer leurs dettes
1 an arrangement to pay for sth later -- crédit [ masculine ]
2 recognition for good work -- mérite [ masculine ]
3 official recognition, expressed in points, of completion of an academic class, or these points -- unité [ feminine ] d’enseignement
4 an amount of money added to a bank account -- crédit [ masculine ]
5 time allowed for payment of goods etc after they have been received -- crédit
I think their professionalism in the situation deserves much credit.
We can also claim credit for slimming down the original proposal and giving it more focus.
She deserves the credit for the work that has been done.
So employers would be better served by a course in how to assess a customer's credit-worthiness.
It is important that we know who the actors are and what their credit rating is.
That is why the intervention of credit rating agencies, which continue to be extremely harmful despite having lost all of their credibility, must be properly controlled.
The credit crisis is also a reflection of this course.
The second problem is one of credits and delay in payment.
