| 词组 | cred |
| 释义 | cred 1. adjective acceptable to your peers; hence, fashionable. Abbreviated from STREET-CRED (the quality of being understood by urban youth), in turn shortened from 'street-credible' UK, 1999 2. noun credibility UK, 1998 credA shortening of "credibility," referring to one's ability to be accepted or deemed legitimate in a particular situation or group. A scrawny geek like me has no cred with the jocks. You'll have cred with these guys once they find out how much you love their music—you'll fit right in! street credslang One's reputation, credibility, or authenticity in relation to the people and culture of an urban environment. "Cred" is short for "credibility." The new political candidate has a lot of street cred, which has really invigorated young voters in this district. I just feel like she lost some of her street cred when she started taking her music mainstream, you know? cred n. credibility; believability. (see also street cred.) They got no cred with me. street cred n. credibility on the streets. (Streets.) If I drove a ride like that, I’d lose my street cred. |
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