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credit line

/ˈkrɛdɪt laɪn/

翻译: 银行或金融机构提供给借款人的信用额度,允许其在规定限额内提取资金;也指出版物中致谢或标明资料来源的文字。

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/ˈkrɛdɪt laɪn/B2formalbusiness
  • zh银行或金融机构提供给借款人的信用额度,允许其在规定限额内提取资金;也指出版物中致谢或标明资料来源的文字。

A line of credit extended by a bank or financial institution to a borrower, allowing them to draw funds up to a specified limit; also refers to an acknowledgment of a source in published works.

  1. Financial arrangementB2formal

    A maximum amount of money that a bank or financial institution allows a borrower to borrow.

    zh信贷额度

    • The bank approved a credit line of $50,000 for the small business.
    • She used her credit line to cover unexpected expenses.
    • The company's credit line was increased after a successful audit.
  2. Acknowledgment of sourceB2formal

    A line of text giving credit to the source of information, a quote, or an image.

    zh出处标注

    • The article included a credit line for the photographer.
    • Always add a credit line when using someone else's work.
    • The credit line at the bottom of the page thanked the contributors.