| 单词 | credit score |
| 释义 | > as lemmascredit score credit score n. (a) a record or account of the debt incurred by an individual as a result of purchasing goods, etc., on credit (cf. score n. 10) (now rare); (b) a numerical score representing the perceived creditworthiness of a potential borrower, customer, etc., based on an analysis of their credit history and current financial circumstances. ΘΚΠ society > trade and finance > management of money > solvency > [noun] > reputation of > assessment of credit score1855 credit rating1871 1855 F. C. Adams Our World xxi. 264 To make the expenses, ye comes into a place like ours, and runs up a credit score. 1900 All Ireland Rev. 1 7/2 They left the long credit scores and our mill behind them, shunning the place as if a plague were on it, and paying no attention to the bills. 1976 Washington Post 2 Mar. d12/2 Customer stability—More than 25 per cent of your credit score. You get points for owning a house. 2011 S. Orman Money Class 44 If they emerge from college with a solid credit score, it is more likely they will be able to qualify for a credit card that doesn't charge outrageous fees. < as lemmas |
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