accreditation是什么意思

音标:英 [əˌkredɪ'teɪʃn]美 [əˌkrɛdɪˈteʃən]

委派, 信托, 鉴定合格[法] 立案, 备案, 任命

the act of granting credit or recognition (especially with respect to educational institution that maintains suitable standards)

accreditation的用法和例句：

1. When I get out, I should have an accredited diploma.

等我出去 我应该能拿到正式文凭

2. But accredited this time, given as evidence.

但这次被采信了 成为了证据

3. What they make up for in visibility, they lack in accreditation.

广告非常吸引眼球 但缺乏可信度

4. Here is a list of our accredited volunteer organizations.

这里有一份 官方志愿者组织的名单

5. And not just because the school lost its accreditation.

并不仅仅因为那是个野鸡大学

6. Not only are we risking lawsuits but we could lose our accreditation.

我们不仅冒着吃官司的风险 而且我们也可能会失去认证资格

7. He'll be out there now, making it big with his accredited diploma.

他现在已经在外头了 正拿着正式文凭干大事呢

8. They never offered me an accredited diploma, though.

但他们从来没说过能给我正式文凭

9. Six months in exchange for an accredited diploma.

我在这里待六个月 就能换取一张正式文凭

10. I know the fund found someone accredited and approved.

我知道基金会找的是有能力有口碑的人