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accredited

UK
/əˈkrɛd.ɪ.tɪd/
US
/əˈkrɛd.ɪ.tɪd/

Translations

accreditedadjective
more accredited
Comp.
most accredited
Super.
UK
/əˈkrɛdɪtɪd/
US
/əˈkrɛdɪtɪd/
The university is an accredited institution.
L’université est un établissement accrédité.
accréditéEn diplomatie, pour une personne officiellement reconnue auprès d’une institution.
The ambassador is accredited to the United Nations.
L’ambassadeur est accrédité auprès des Nations unies.
Additional translations
agrééSurtout pour un organisme, un établissement ou un service reconnu comme conforme à des normes.
habilitéPour une personne officiellement autorisée à représenter une organisation.
Synonyms
authorized
certified
approved
recognized
validated
licensed
accreditedpast participle
UK
/əˈkrɛdɪtɪd/
US
/əˈkrɛdɪtɪd/
Functions as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb “accredit”, especially in diplomatic contexts.
Only accredited diplomats may attend the closed-door meeting.
Seuls les diplomates accrédités peuvent assister à la réunion à huis clos.
accreditverb

accredited

Past Simple

accredited
Past Simple
accredited
Past Participle
accrediting
Gerund
UK
/əˈkrɛd.ɪt/
US
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accréditerSens officiel : reconnaître ou habiliter officiellement.
The university was accredited by the national education board.
L’université a été accréditée par le conseil national de l’éducation.
attribuerS’emploie pour attribuer une action, une parole ou une qualité à une personne ou à une chose.
The discovery of the new element was accredited to the young scientist.
La découverte du nouvel élément a été attribuée au jeune scientifique.
accréditerDiplomatie : envoyer officiellement un représentant dans un pays ou auprès d’une organisation.
The ambassador was accredited to the United Nations.
L’ambassadeur a été accrédité auprès des Nations unies.
Additional translations
imputerSens plus rare, selon le contexte.
Synonyms
authorize
certify
recognize
approve
validate
endorse
license
accreditpast participle

accredited

Used attributively of persons or institutions that have been officially recognized or given credentials.
accréditéSe dit d’un organisme, d’un laboratoire, d’un journaliste ou d’une personne officiellement reconnu(e) ou habilité(e).
The agency reviewed several accredited laboratories before choosing a partner.
L’agence a examiné plusieurs laboratoires accrédités avant de choisir un partenaire.

Definitions

accreditedadjective
Officially recognized or authorized as meeting certain standards.
The university is an accredited institution, ensuring that its programs meet high educational standards.
Having official authorization to represent or act on behalf of an organization or in a particular professional capacity.
Only accredited journalists were allowed into the conference hall.
Officially assigned or accepted in a diplomatic capacity.
The ambassador is accredited to the United Nations.
accreditedpast participle
Granted formal recognition, authorization, or assignment; officially certified.
Only accredited diplomats may attend the closed-door meeting.
accreditverb
To officially recognize or authorize someone or something as having met certain standards or qualifications.
The university was accredited by the national education board.
To attribute an action, saying, or quality to a particular person or thing.
The discovery of the new element was accredited to the young scientist.
To send someone, typically a diplomat, to a foreign country as an official representative.
The ambassador was accredited to the United Nations.
accreditpast participle
Officially recognized or authorized as meeting required standards.
The agency reviewed several accredited laboratories before choosing a partner.
Having the necessary credentials for a specific role or activity.
Only accredited reporters were granted access to the press conference.
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