I. credit [ˈkredıt] 名词
II. credit [ˈkredıt] 动词 trans
I. discredit [dısˈkredıt] 动词 trans
II. discredit [dısˈkredıt] 名词
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
He willingly accepted sole custody of his child; however, the rooming house where he lived did not allow children.
en.wikipedia.org This can be called an accepted paradigm, which in some circles or societies takes the form of a denunciative stance towards revisionism of any kind.
en.wikipedia.org Because these plurilateral agreements were not accepted by the full GATT membership, they were often informally called codes.
en.wikipedia.org Deductibility of for example business losses when there was a reasonable expectation of gaining income is well-accepted, the point against negative gearing is that it will never generate income.
en.wikipedia.org The buyers accepted the delivery and invoice without objection.
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