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Meanings of credited in English
Usage of credited in English
1
Nine different Pittsburgh players were credited with one point in the game.
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Mr Luxon credited the airline's staff for contributing to the full-year result.
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Mr Walsh is credited with building the company into a global leader.
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In fact, she's often credited with inventing the practice of investigative reporting.
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It has been credited with spurring greater automation, competition and lower costs.
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The weather has been credited for boosting tourism in Wales this year.
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Crow said everyone was duly credited and made a lot of money.
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It's been credited with completely reinventing the form of the American musical.
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But local media credited the failed bomb attack for preventing the cuts.
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Economists have credited it for keeping many low-income families out of poverty.
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Ailes was credited with building Fox News into a politically influential channel.
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Smith credited a balanced Chiefs attack for keeping the Raiders off balance.
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He credited the reform movement with forcing public schools to catch up.
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But swift lockdown measures were credited with holding down illnesses and deaths.
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The authorities cannot be credited with being liberal in assigning us space.
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Chereau credited his parents with stirring his interest in art, especially drawing.
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New Zealand
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Australia
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South Africa
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