accredit to

accredit (something) to (someone)

To attribute an action or achievement to someone. We did write that song together, but I accredit the catchy melody to my brother—that was all his idea. You have truly inspired your students, so we accredit this renewed interest in the school newspaper entirely to you, Mrs. Smith.

accredit something to someone

to assign or attribute a deed to someone; to assign or attribute praise to someone. (Often passive.) We can accredit this great success to Fred and his committee.

词组	accredit to
释义	accredit to accredit (something) to (someone) To attribute an action or achievement to someone. We did write that song together, but I accredit the catchy melody to my brother—that was all his idea. You have truly inspired your students, so we accredit this renewed interest in the school newspaper entirely to you, Mrs. Smith. See also: accredit Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. accredit something to someone to assign or attribute a deed to someone; to assign or attribute praise to someone. (Often passive.) We can accredit this great success to Fred and his committee. See also: accredit McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: accredit (something) to (someone) accredit accredit (one) with (something) here for it attribute to get (someone or something) out of (one's) mind get out of mind place the blame on put the blame on put the blame on (someone or something) References in classic literature All evil do I accredit to thee: therefore do I desire of thee the good. Thus Spake Zarathustra
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