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

• 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。
• The agreement also included opening up a credit line to finance small and medium-sized companies in the private sector.
  该协议还包括向中小型私人产业开放信用额度提供资金。
• 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。
• 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。
• As long as the credit line is extended, no dividends should be paid.
  只要信用额度有所扩大，就不应向股东支付任何红利。
• Exporter may apply for an export to single export business under the Insurance Negotiating or RMB loans, you can also apply for credit line, and then within the limits for Documentary or RMB loans.
  出口商可以就单笔出口业务申请出口保险项下的押汇或人民币贷款，也可以先申请授信额度，再在额度内办理押汇或人民币贷款。
• 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。
• The credit line is one in a series of economic sweeteners handed out by Beijing to residents and companies of the self-ruled island that China regards as part of its territory.
  北京为台湾居民和企业提供了一系列经济优惠政策，上述信贷安排就是其中之一。中国将处于自治状态的台湾视作其领土的一部分。
• 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。
• Credit Line An arrangement in which a bank offers to provide a specified amount of credit to a borrower for a certain period of time.
  信用额度银行提供给借方一定期限和一定金额限度的信贷安排。