| 单词 | accredited |
| 释义 | accredited (once / 2692 pages) adj When you're accredited in your profession, you've shown that you meet certain standards. Schools and colleges are accredited by various educational organizations, dentists are accredited by the American Dental Association, and other professionals are accredited by their own organizations. The key to accredited is the word in the middle: credit. If you give someone credit, you praise them and recognize something they've done. Accredited is similar: If you’re a school or a doctor or another kind of professional, being accredited means you've been tested and evaluated by an outside person or committee and these specialists agree that you meet the standards of that profession. When people hire you, they can be assured that you know what you’re doing. WORD FAMILYaccredited: unaccredited+/accredit: accreditation, accredited, accrediting, accredits/accreditation: accreditations USAGE EXAMPLES“Moreover, I am inviting all children of US diplomats accredited in Russia to the New Year and Christmas parties in the Kremlin,” he said. Time(Dec 30, 2016) Some 1400 journalists are accredited to this year’s conference in Moscow. The Guardian(Dec 23, 2016) Other investor-community sites help accredited investors find startups to invest in, but the larger ones such as CircleUp focus on areas outside of tech. Wall Street Journal(Dec 19, 2016) adj given official approval to act an accredited college Syn commissioned, licenced, licensed authorised, authorized endowed with authority |
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