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accredited [ə'kredɪtɪd](a) (idea, rumour) admis, accepté(b) (official, person) accrédité, autorisé;∎ the accredited representative to the United Nations le représentant accrédité aux Nations unies(c) (recognized as bona fide) agréé;∎ Agriculture accredited dairy herds troupeaux mpl tuberculinés;∎ accredited schools = établissements délivrant des diplômes reconnus par l'État -
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[ə'kreditid](officially recognized: the Queen's accredited representative.) accrédité -
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8 accredited, employer, bargaining, agency
organisme m négociateur patronal accréditéEnglish-French legislative terms > accredited, employer, bargaining, agency
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9 accredited, employers, organization
association f patronale accréditéeEnglish-French legislative terms > accredited, employers, organization
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10 accredited, farm, organization
organisme m agricole agrééEnglish-French legislative terms > accredited, farm, organization
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11 accredited, investor
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12 accredited, operating, authority
organisme m d'exploitation agrééEnglish-French legislative terms > accredited, operating, authority
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13 accredited, veterinary, facility
établissement m vétérinaire agrééEnglish-French legislative terms > accredited, veterinary, facility
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14 war correspondent accredited to the armed forces
[Presse] correspondant de guerre accrédité auprès des forces arméesEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > war correspondent accredited to the armed forces
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16 accredit
accredit [ə'kredɪt]∎ they accredited the discovery to him on lui a attribué cette découverte;∎ she is accredited with having discovered radium on lui attribue la découverte du radium(b) (provide with credentials) accréditer;∎ he's the ambassador accred-ited to Morocco c'est l'ambassadeur accrédité au Maroc(c) (recognize as bona fide) agréer -
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accredit [əˈkredɪt]* * *[ə'kredɪt] -
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recognize [ˈrekəgnaɪz]* * *['rekəgnaɪz] 1.transitive verb1) ( identify) reconnaître [person, voice, sound, place] (by à; as comme étant); identifier [sign, symptom] (as comme étant)2) ( acknowledge) reconnaître [problem, fact, government, claim]3) US ( in debate) donner la parole à [speaker]2.recognized past participle adjective1) ( acknowledged) [expert, organization] reconnu2) Commerce ( accredited) [firm, supplier] accréditérecognized dealer — concessionnaire m attitré
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19 recognize
A vtr1 ( identify) reconnaître [person, voice, sound, place] (by à ; as comme étant) ; identifier [sign, symptom] (as comme étant) ; did you recognize each other? est-ce que vous vous êtes reconnus? ;2 ( acknowledge) reconnaître [problem, fact, value, achievement] ; ( officially) reconnaître [government, authority, claim etc] ; to recognize that reconnaître que ; to be recognized as être reconnu comme étant [heir, owner] ; to be recognized by law être reconnu légalement ;1 ( acknowledged) [expert, organization] reconnu ;2 Comm ( with accredited status) [firm, supplier] accrédité ; recognized agent agent m accrédité ; recognized dealer concessionnaire m attitré.
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accredited — ac‧cred‧it‧ed [əˈkredtd] adjective officially accepted as being of a satisfactory or high standard, or permitted to do a particular kind of work: • We are working towards a nationally accredited system of training. • The data is available to… … Financial and business terms
accredited — accredited; un·accredited; … English syllables
accredited — index authentic, documentary, official, popular Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
accredited — (adj.) furnished with credentials, 1630s, pp. adjective from ACCREDIT (Cf. accredit) (v.) … Etymology dictionary
Accredited — Accredit Ac*cred it, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Accredited}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Accrediting}.] [F. accr[ e]diter; [ a] (L. ad) + cr[ e]dit credit. See {Credit}.] 1. To put or bring into credit; to invest with credit or authority; to sanction. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
accredited — ac|cred|it|ed [əˈkredıtıd] adj [Date: 1600 1700; : French; Origin: accréditer, from crédit; CREDIT1] 1.) having official approval to do something, especially because of having reached an acceptable standard ▪ an accredited counsellor ▪ an… … Dictionary of contemporary English
accredited — ac|cred|it|ed [ ə kredıtəd ] adjective 1. ) an accredited organization, worker, or course of study has official approval: Only accredited coaches get to work with young players. 2. ) accredited to someone who is accredited to a particular country … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
accredited — adjective 1 having official approval to do something: an accredited journalist 2 be accredited to if a government official is accredited to another country, they are sent to that country to officially represent their government there 3 officially … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
accredited — /euh kred i tid/, adj. 1. officially recognized as meeting the essential requirements, as of academic excellence: accredited schools. 2. provided with official credentials, as by a government: an accredited diplomatic representative. 3. accepted… … Universalium
accredited — UK [əˈkredɪtɪd] / US [əˈkredɪtəd] adjective 1) an accredited organization, worker, or course of study has official approval Only properly accredited coaches get to work with young players. 2) someone who is accredited to a particular country has… … English dictionary
accredited — adjective /ʌˈkɹɛd.ɪt.əd/ a) Given official approval, as an accredited university. The answer should give us the mdash;But halloo! here are the accredited representatives of the law.<BR> mdash;Sherlock Holmes in The Sign of the Four. b) (of… … Wiktionary