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m creditfig trust( attendibilità) reliabilitycomprare a credito buy on creditdare credito a qualcosa believe somethingfare credito a qualcuno give s.o. credit* * *credito s.m.1 ( il credere, l'essere creduto) credit: dar credito a, to give credit to; trovar credito, to gain acceptance; è una teoria che non trova più credito, it is an exploded theory2 ( reputazione) credit, reputation, esteem; (comm.) credit standing, status: è un medico di molto credito, he's a doctor with a good reputation; godevano di molto credito, they were held in high esteem3 (econ., comm.) credit: far credito a qlcu., to grant (o to give) s.o. credit; riscuotere un credito, to collect (o to recover) a debt; essere in credito con qlcu., to have credit with s.o. (o to be s.o.'s creditor); non si fa credito, no credit // a credito, on credit (o trust), (amer.) on the arm (o on the nod), (amm.) on the credit side: vendere merci a credito, to supply goods on trust // metteremo la somma a Vs. credito, we shall credit you with the amount // credito a breve scadenza, short (o short-term) credit; credito a lunga scadenza, long-term credit; credito a medio termine, medium-term credit; credito agevolato, subsidied (o subsidized) credit; credito agrario, land credit; credito allo scoperto, in bianco, blank (o open) credit, bank overdraft; credito all'esportazione, buyer (o export) credit; credito infruttifero, no-interest bearing credit; credito arretrato, outstanding claim; credito bancario, bank credit; credito commerciale, bankers', commercial credit; credito contabile, book claim; credito di cassa, cash credit; credito d'imposta, tax credit; credito d'investimento, capital investment loan; credito esigibile, debt receivable (o outstanding); crediti esigibili, inesigibili, good, bad debts; crediti congelati, frozen credits; credito garantito, secured credit (o claim); credito immobilizzato, dead loan; credito in conto corrente, current account credit (o overdraft); credito industriale, investment credit; credito ipotecario, mortgage credit; credito irrevocabile, irrevocable credit; credito ordinario, banker's credit; credito per contanti, money loan; credito personale, personal credit; credito potenziale, lending potential; credito privilegiato, preferred (o preferential) claim (o credit); credito pubblico, public credit // azienda di credito, credit institution, lending company; istituto di credito, credit institution, joint-stock bank, (amer.) bank corporation; titolo di credito, credit instrument (o instrument of credit) // carta di credito, credit card; lettera di credito, letter of credit; nota di credito, credit note; facilitazioni di credito, credit facilities; restrizione di credito, credit squeeze.* * *['kredito]sostantivo maschile1) amm. comm. creditsocietà, istituto di credito — credit institution, (loan) bank
fare credito a qcn. — to give sb. credit
comprare qcs. a credito — to buy sth. on credit
essere in credito con qcn. — to be sb.'s creditor
essere in credito — (in banca) to be in the black
2) (considerazione, reputazione) credit, credence, credibilityavere molto credito — to have a lot of credibility, to be held in high esteem
3) (il credere)dare credito a qcn., qcs. — to place credit on sb., sth., to give credence to sb., sth
•* * *credito/'kredito/sostantivo m.1 amm. comm. credit; società, istituto di credito credit institution, (loan) bank; carta di credito credit card; fare credito a qcn. to give sb. credit; comprare qcs. a credito to buy sth. on credit; essere in credito con qcn. to be sb.'s creditor; essere in credito (in banca) to be in the black; il suo credito è di 1000 euro you are 1000 euros in credit; essere in credito di 25 sterline to be 25 pounds in credit2 (considerazione, reputazione) credit, credence, credibility; avere molto credito to have a lot of credibility, to be held in high esteem3 (il credere) dare credito a qcn., qcs. to place credit on sb., sth., to give credence to sb., sth.credito illimitato unsecured credit; credito immobiliare homebuyer's loan; credito d'imposta tax credit; credito inesigibile bad debt.
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