credential

Credential

名词

1. 证件；证明文件

【近义词】: document, certificate, identification

【反义词】: disqualification, disproof

【词汇扩展】: credentials (复数)

【柯林斯词典】: A credential is a document or certificate that proves a person's identity or qualifications.

【牛津词典】: A qualification, personal quality, or aspect of a person's background, typically when used to indicate that they are suitable for something.

例句：

1. She presented her credentials at the embassy. (她在大使馆出示了她的证件。)
2. Please bring your identification credentials to the interview. (请在面试时携带身份证明文件。)

形容词

1. 有资格的；合格的

【近义词】: qualified, eligible, competent

【反义词】: unqualified, incompetent

【词汇扩展】: credential (名词)

【柯林斯词典】: If someone is credentialled to do something, they have the right qualifications or experience to do it.

【牛津词典】: Having the right to perform a task or certain duties because of one's qualifications or achievements.

例句：

3. Only credentialled doctors are allowed to practice medicine. (只有有资质的医生才能行医。)
4. She is a highly credentialled scientist. (她是一位极有资历的科学家。)

中英双语例句

1. He has the credentials required for the job. (他具备这份工作所需要的资格。)
2. She showed her academic credentials to the admissions office. (她向招生办证明了她的学术资历。)
3. His impressive credentials made him a strong candidate. (他令人印象深刻的资历使他成为一个强有力的候选人。)
4. The company requires credentials from all job applicants. (公司要求所有求职者提交证明文件。)
5. She has a long list of credentials and achievements. (她有一份漫长的资历和成就清单。)
6. Only candidates with the necessary credentials will be considered. (只有具备必要资格的候选人才会被考虑。)
7. He is highly credentialled in the field of finance. (他在金融领域具有很高的资格。)
8. She is a credentialled expert in international relations. (她是一位具有资质的国际关系专家。)
9. The company only hires credentialled professionals. (该公司只聘请有资质的专业人士。)
10. He is a credentialled lawyer with years of experience. (他是一位有多年经验的合格律师。)
11. He lacks the necessary credentials to apply for the position. (他没有申请该职位所需的必要资格。)
12. Her credentials are impeccable and she is highly respected in her field. (她的资历无可挑剔，受到她所在领域的高度尊重。)
13. His lack of credentials hindered his chances of getting the job. (他缺乏资格限制了他得到这份工作的机会。)
14. She has the necessary credentials and experience for the position. (她具备该职位所需的必要资格和经验。)
15. The candidate's strong credentials impressed the interview panel. (候选人强大的资历给面试小组留下了深刻的印象。)
16. His educational credentials were thoroughly checked before he was offered the job. (他被录用之前，他的教育资历经过了彻底的核查。)
17. The credentials of the author are essential in assessing the reliability of the research. (评估研究的可靠性时，作者的资历至关重要。)
18. The credentials of the witness were called into question during the trial. (在审判过程中，证人的可信度受到了质疑。)
19. She provided credentials to prove her eligibility for the grant. (她提供了证明她符合资助条件的证明文件。)
20. The credentials required for the job include a bachelor's degree and three years of experience. (这份工作所需的资格包括学士学位和三年工作经验。)
21. His impressive credentials set him apart from other candidates. (他令人印象深刻的资历使他与其他候选人有所不同。)