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

• Typically, the credit line provided by the sponsoring bank and a group of others in a syndicate must cover 100 per cent of outstanding commercial paper.
  通常而言，资助银行和财团中其它机构提供的信贷额度，必须100%地覆盖未偿还的商业票据。
• Do I get a credit line?
  可以把我列在名单上。
• 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。
• 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。
• If you close an account, you lose its credit line.
  如果你关闭账户，你就失去了信用度。
• Ford has also said it will need a credit line.
  福特（Ford）也已表示，它需要一笔信贷额度。
• 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。
• Scott: That I can use it up to my credit line.
  “斯科特说：”我可以用我的贷款额度最多。
• In the event that you sell your home, the conditions of most loans will require you to pay off all debts on your credit line at that time.
  在一旦你卖你的家，条件最贷款将要求您还清所有债务，对您的信用卡在网上，当时。
• The company said it drew down$ 3 billion from that credit line in April.
  该公司称，今年4月份用掉了这80亿美元信贷额度中的最后30亿美元。