accredit
accredit — 動詞
- accreditpresent simple I / you / we / they
- accreditshe / she / it
- accreditedpast simple
- accrediting-ing form
1. to give a school, hospital, person, or product a formal stamp of approval, certi
認證;授權
正式認可符合標準或授予資格
to give a school, hospital, person, or product a formal stamp of approval, certifying that it meets the required standards set by a governing body — for example, declaring a university qualified to award degrees, or licensing a journalist to cover an event.
The Ministry of Education accredited Lin's small cooking school last spring.
教育部去年春天認證了林老師的小型烹飪學校。
transitive: accredit + institution
Fadi's clinic was accredited by the national health board after a long inspection.
瑪雅的診所經過長時間的檢查後,獲得了國家衛生主管機關的認證。
passive: be accredited by + governing body
Reporters must be accredited as press members before entering the Olympic stadium.
記者必須先取得媒體採訪的認證,才能進入奧運場館。
passive: be accredited as + role
Only three labs in the country are accredited to test drinking water for heavy metals.
全國只有三間實驗室獲得授權,可以檢驗飲用水中的重金屬。
be accredited + to-infinitive showing what the body is approved to do
Tokyo accredited the new ambassador to Brazil during a quiet ceremony at the palace.
東京在皇宮的一場低調儀式上,正式任命了新任駐巴西大使。
accredit + envoy + to + country (diplomatic use)
- officially accredited
- fully accredited
- nationally accredited
- accredited by [a body]
- accredited as [a role]
- accredited to [a country / event]
- certify
very close in meaning; 'certify' is more often used for individuals or products meeting a standard
- authorize
broader — about giving permission to act, not specifically about meeting standards
- license
issuing a legal permit, often paid; narrower than accredit
- endorse
showing public support; less formal than accredit and not tied to standards inspection
- revoke
to take back an existing accreditation
- disqualify
to rule that someone or something fails to meet the standard
文法句型
accredit + noun
be accredited as + noun
accredit + noun + to + place
用法筆記
Frequently passive in everyday writing — the named agent (the body that grants approval) often appears in a 'by'-phrase, or is left out when obvious. Subject is usually an institution, an inspecting authority, or a government; object is usually a school, hospital, lab, journalist, or diplomat.
常見錯誤
同根字
- accredited形容詞C1
- accreditation名詞C1
- credit名詞B1
- credible形容詞C1
常見搭配
常用片語
- fully accredited institution
- accredited training programme
- accredited representative
- lose accreditation