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Meanings of credit to in English

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Usage of credit to in English
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We proposed a new National Fund to extend credit to small businesses.
The Irish Times
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Commissioner Bjerregaard argued that the agreement was a credit to the EU.
The Irish Times
3
In excellent taste; it does the greatest possible credit to the designer.
Belles and Ringers
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Policymakers believe that will unclog credit to the economy and boost growth.
Reuters
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You were wonderful and a great credit to your homes and country.
The Irish Times
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The other we could credit to the occult; but not the sound.
The Blind Spot
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Thompson said that was a credit to the way Creighton typically performs.
Reuters
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The IMF may offer precautionary lines of credit to Italy and Spain.
The Guardian
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You do yourself credit to believe in your own strength and courage.
The heretic's daughter: a novel
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It was exactly the sort of plan I'd credit to the Maer.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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But I will give extra credit to those who do extra work.
Bridge to Terabithia
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The king would give no credit to the words of the oracle.
Tales from Shakespeare
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I take no credit to myself in the matter-itis a gift.
The Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow
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It is beautiful, a great credit to the girl who did it.
The Irish Times
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That was- Imustsay, sir-youare a credit to the British nation!
A river in the sky
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We stopped doing the things we needed to do, credit to them.
Reuters
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