Accreditation Meaning in English

word

US

əˌkɹɛdəˈteɪʃən

uh-kred-uh-TAY-shun

UK

ɐkɹˌɛdɪtˈeɪʃən

uh-kred-it-AY-shun

释义

Official recognition that a person, organization, or program meets certain standards, usually given by an authority or governing body.

用法与细微差别

Mostly used in formal, academic, or professional contexts. Common with education, healthcare, or quality assurance ('university accreditation,' 'hospital accreditation'). Refers to institutions or programs, not individual degrees or products.

• Spanish: acreditación
• Portuguese (BR): acreditação
• Portuguese (PT): acreditação
• Chinese (Simplified): 认证
• Chinese (Traditional): 認證
• Hindi: मान्यता
• Arabic: الاعتماد
• Bengali: স্বীকৃতি
• Russian: аккредитация
• Japanese: 認定（にんてい） - 認可（にんか）
• Vietnamese: công nhận - kiểm định
• Korean: 인증
• Turkish: akreditasyon
• Urdu: تصدیق کاری
• Indonesian: akreditasi

例句

This school has received accreditation from the education board.

basic

Hospitals need accreditation to prove they meet safety standards.

basic

The university lost its accreditation last year.

basic

Without accreditation, the program can't enroll new students.

natural

It took years of effort for the lab to earn full accreditation.

natural

Is this online course recognized with proper accreditation?

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