accredit sb (as sth)
用于委派使节或代表。
The government accredited him as ambassador.
政府委派他为大使。
认证；认可；授权
accrediting — present participle of accredit
归因于；认为…出自；委派；派驻；贷记；记入贷方；相信；信任；认为…出色；赞扬
to officially approve, authorize, or recognize as meeting a standard
常用于院校、项目或机构的正式认证
To ascribe; attribute; credit with.
To put or bring into credit; to invest with credit or authority; to sanction.
To send with letters credential, as an ambassador, envoy, or diplomatic agent; to authorize, as a messenger or delegate.
To believe; to put trust in.
To enter on the credit side of an account book.
To certify as meeting a predetermined standard; to certify an educational institution as upholding the specified standards necessary for the students to advance.
To recognize as outstanding.
一般现在时
The committee accredits the program.
委员会认可该项目。
一般过去时
The government accredited the new ambassador yesterday.
政府昨天委派了新大使。
现在进行时
They are accrediting the university's engineering department.
他们正在认证该大学的工程系。
规则动词，过去式和过去分词为accredited。
The university was accredited by the national education board.
这所大学获得了国家教育委员会的认证。
用法提示：accredit 在此句中用作被动语态，表示“正式认可（达到标准）”。
The president accredited the new ambassador to China.
总统任命了新任驻华大使。
用法提示：accredit 在此句中用作主动语态，表示“委派（使节等）”。
The invention is accredited to Thomas Edison.
这项发明归功于托马斯·爱迪生。
用法提示：accredit 在此句中用作被动语态，表示“把…归于”。
用于委派使节或代表。
The government accredited him as ambassador.
政府委派他为大使。
用于官方认可机构或项目达到标准。
The university is accredited as a degree-granting institution.
该大学被认可为学位授予机构。
用于把成就或作品归因于某人。
The invention is often accredited to Edison.
这项发明常被归功于爱迪生。
与 accredit 同义时最通用，日常和书面语均可；常用搭配 attribute to。
较正式，常用于学术或分析语境，强调基于推断或证据；搭配 ascribe to。
侧重功劳或优点，常用 credit sb with sth；语气比 accredit 轻松。
多用于责任、过失等负面归因，语气较重且正式；搭配 impute to。
grammar · medium
易错句子The university received its accredit last year.
正确表达The university received its accreditation last year.
“accredit”是动词，名词形式应为“accreditation”，不能直接用作名词。
grammar · medium
易错句子They accredited the invention for him.
正确表达They accredited the invention to him.
当“accredit”表示‘归功于’时，应使用介词‘to’而非‘for’，构成‘accredit something to someone’。
针对“accredit”的“认可、授权”义（使获得信用或权威），指破坏某人的信誉或使其失去信任。注：若指正式撤销认证资格，常用 deaccredit/disaccredit。
针对“accredit”的“委派、派驻”义（如派驻大使），指将已派出的代表或使节撤回。
针对“accredit”的“记入贷方”会计义，指记入账户的借方。
credit 侧重于个人信任或归功，而 accredit 强调官方授权或认可
accreditation 是名词，指认证的过程或状态，而 accredit 是动词，指授予认证的行为
certify 通常指出具证明或保证真实性，accredit 更强调授权或承认达到标准
把…归功于某人；认为某人有…
They accredited her with the success of the project.
他们把项目的成功归功于她。
委派大使
The king accredited an ambassador to the neighboring kingdom.
国王向邻国委派了一位大使。
经认证的院校
Many employers only accept degrees from accredited institutions.
许多雇主只接受经认证院校的学位。
持证记者
Only accredited journalists were permitted to ask questions.
只有持证记者才被允许提问。
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前缀（ad- 在 c 前的变体）；同前缀词：accept（接受），access（进入），accompany（陪伴）
词根/词干；同根词：credible（可信的），credential（证书），accreditation（委派；认可），discredit（使丧失信誉）
accredit 常与 credential 连用，表示授予或认可某人/机构的资格凭证。
在派遣外交使节的语境中，accredit 表示正式授权大使或使节。
accredit 通常由权威机构作出，authority 是授予认可的主体。
accredit 往往意味着达到某一公认标准，与标准相辅相成。
accreditation 是 accredit 的名词形式，指正式的资格认可过程。
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