credit
'kreditn. money available for a client to borrow · n. an accounting entry acknowledging income or capital items · n. used in the phrase `to your credit' in order to indicate an achievement deserving praise;
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You know, it's funny is that at the time, I thought that I would be the perfect borrower because I never needed credit.
你知道，有趣的是，当时我认为自己会是一个完美的借款人，因为我从不需要信贷。
Well, a big chunk of the credit goes to the new A20 Pro chip inside.
嗯，很大一部分功劳要归功于内部搭载的新款A20 Pro芯片。
I'm going to credit him as uh, what's his name?
我要把他记作，呃，他叫什么名字来着？
Kenneth, your first listed acting credit is as a Cambridge student in Cherry It's a Fire.
肯尼斯，你第一个列出的演艺作品是《樱桃之火》里的剑桥学生。
It was not the banknote, and it was not credit.
它不是那张钞票，也不是信用额度。
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