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have credibility
表示某人或某物具备可信度，常与介词among或with连用。
The scientist has credibility among her peers.
这位科学家在同行中具有可信度。
可信度；信誉
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可信度；信誉
The quality of being believable or trustworthy; a reputation that makes people inclined to believe someone.
The scientist has credibility among her peers.
这位科学家在同行中具有可信度。
可信度；信誉
A reputation impacting one's ability to be believed.
可信或可靠的品质
the quality of being believable or trustworthy
证词可信度
A believability of statements by a witness, as measured by whether the testimony is probable or improbable when judged by common experience.
After the scandal, the company worked hard to rebuild its credibility with customers.
丑闻之后，公司努力重建在顾客心中的信誉。
Her credibility as a scientist depends on publishing accurate data.
她作为科学家的可信度取决于发表准确的数据。
A news website can lose credibility quickly if it spreads false stories.
新闻网站如果传播虚假报道，很快就会失去公信力。
表示某人或某物具备可信度，常与介词among或with连用。
The scientist has credibility among her peers.
这位科学家在同行中具有可信度。
表示缺乏可信度，常用于否定评价。
The rumor lacks credibility because there is no evidence.
这则谣言缺乏可信度，因为没有证据。
表示降低或破坏可信度，常用动词damage, undermine, hurt等。
The scandal damaged the politician's credibility.
丑闻损害了这位政客的可信度。
后接名词短语，表示作为某身份的可信度。
She has credibility as an expert in the field.
她作为该领域的专家具有可信度。
Not this
This evidence is not credibility.
Use this
This evidence is not credible.
credibility是名词，不能直接作表语修饰主语，应使用形容词credible。
Not this
He has a great credibility.
Use this
He has great credibility.
credibility是不可数名词，不能与不定冠词a连用，应去掉a。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
获得可信性
The new policy helped the government gain credibility among voters.
新政策帮助政府在选民中获得了可信性。
失去可信性
If the company fails to deliver, it will lose credibility with its customers.
如果公司未能兑现承诺，就会在客户中失去可信性。
可信性差距
There is a credibility gap between what politicians say and what they do.
政客们所说和所做之间存在可信性差距。
建立可信性
The scientist established credibility through years of rigorous research.
这位科学家通过多年的严谨研究建立了可信性。
削弱可信性
The scandal undermined the CEO's credibility.
丑闻削弱了首席执行官的可信性。
损害可信性
False accusations can damage a person's credibility permanently.
虚假指控会永久损害一个人的可信性。
信用差距
There is a credibility gap between what the government says and what it does.
政府所说和所做之间存在信用差距。
失去可信度
The politician lost credibility after the scandal.
丑闻之后，这位政治家失去了可信度。
建立可信度
The new CEO worked hard to establish credibility with the employees.
新任CEO努力与员工建立可信度。
可信度是领导力的货币。
This quote is often attributed to leadership expert John C. Maxwell and emphasizes the value of trust and reliability in leadership.
这句话常被归功于领导力专家约翰·C·麦克斯韦，强调信任和可靠性在领导力中的价值。
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记credibility = credit（信用）+ ability（能力），即有信用的能力，就是可信性。
通常用于正式场合或一般讨论中，描述某事物或某人值得信赖、可靠的特质，常见于学术、新闻、法律等领域。
All listed words share the same ending -ibility and rhyme with credibility. Be cautious with lookalikes like 'creditable' which is pronounced /ˈkrɛdɪtəbəl/ and does not rhyme.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, OCTANOVE, WIKTIONARY.