credit line

英 [ˈkredɪt laɪn]

美 [ˈkredɪt laɪn]

信用额度；新闻的出处以及来源

经济

英英释义

noun

• a line giving the name of the writer of a story or article
  Synonym:by-line
• the maximum credit that a customer is allowed
  Synonym:line of creditbank linelinepersonal credit linepersonal line of credit

双语例句

• Keeping up the disbursement of loans to SMEs, disseminating the good practices learned, and building the synergies between the credit line and the technical assistance provided are key focus areas.
  关键的重点领域是继续为中小型企业支付贷款，传播学到的好做法，以及在信贷额度和技术援助之间建立相互促进的关系。
• The credit line should be opened one month before the time of shipment.
  信用证必须在装船前一个月办理。
• Under the right conditions, that also might be available to you with a credit card, or an unsecured credit line allowing you to write checks whenever you need the funds.
  在适当的条件下，这也可能会向您提供与信用卡，或无担保的信贷额度，让你写检查，当您需要的资金。
• Annual fees. They're charged to your tiny credit line, leaving you almost nothing to spend.
  收费几乎达到你小小的信贷额度，几乎没有留钱给你花。
• Mr Jamil said Syria had an unlimited credit line with Tehran for food and oil product imports.
  贾米勒表示，伊朗政府在食品和成品油进口方面为叙利亚提供无限度的信用额度。
• Venezuela, already a major borrower from China, is seeking a fresh$ 4bn credit line.
  已经是中国一大借款人的委内瑞拉，正在寻求新的40亿美元信贷额度。
• This credit line is to be evidenced by a loan agreement.
  本信贷额度将签订贷款协议。
• Do I get a credit line?
  可以把我列在名单上。
• Other alternatives include precautionary lines of credit, such as the American Federal Reserve's with the central banks of Brazil and Mexico, or the IMF's flexible credit line.
  其他备选方案包括信贷防线，例如美联储联合巴西和墨西哥央行，或者国际货币基金组织的柔性信贷额度。
• Credit Line An arrangement in which a bank offers to provide a specified amount of credit to a borrower for a certain period of time.
  信用额度银行提供给借方一定期限和一定金额限度的信贷安排。