No. 1,866 in Polish
kredyt
"Loan" or "credit" provided by a bank or lender.
In a sentence
Wziąłem kredyt na mieszkanie.
I took out a loan for an apartment.
In this sentence, 'kredyt' means 'loan,' specifically a monetary amount borrowed from a bank or financial institution to make a purchase, often associated with mortgages or large expenditures.
Dostałem kredyt zaufania od mojego szefa.
I received a credit of trust from my boss.
Here, 'kredyt' is metaphorically used to denote 'credit' in terms of trust or support. It's a figurative use denoting confidence or benefit of the doubt offered by someone.
Ukończenie tego kursu daje mi kredyty niezbędne do dyplomu.
Completing this course provides me credits necessary for a degree.
In this sentence, 'kredyty' (the plural of 'kredyt') refers to 'credits,' as in academic or educational credits required to fulfill degree requirements or certifications.
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