Translation of Polish word "kredyt" to English
kredyt
/ˈkrɛdɨt/
Meaning
NounA sum of money borrowed from a bank or other lender, to be repaid with interest.
How to use
The masculine noun 'kredyt' (credit / loan) declines regularly (genitive 'kredytu', locative 'w kredycie', plural 'kredyty'). It is used for bank loans as well as reputation/trust credit (e.g., 'kredyt zaufania' — credit of trust).
🇬🇧 English
credit
Structure Guide
Polish Word: kredyt
Translation: credit
Example Sentences
Wziąłem kredyt na nowy samochód.
I took out a loan for a new car.
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Common phrases
- wziąć kredyt— to take a loan / credit (perfective)
- kredyt hipoteczny— mortgage / mortgage loan
- kredyt zaufania— credit of trust / confidence
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The Polish word "kredyt" means "credit" in English.
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