Cr

Pronunciation: /siː ɑːr/

Definitions of CR

noun abbreviation for court reporter

Example Sentences

A1 I need a CR to access the building.

A2 The CR for this project is due next week.

B1 Please submit a CR for approval before making any changes.

B2 The CR process is essential for quality control in the manufacturing industry.

C1 The CR report highlighted several areas for improvement.

C2 As a senior manager, I have the authority to sign off on CR requests.

Examples of CR in a Sentence

formal The CR of the company is currently under review by the board of directors.

informal I heard the CR for our project is due next week.

slang I can't believe the CR for that assignment was so easy!

figurative His dedication to his work is the CR of his success.

Grammatical Forms of CR

• past tense: CR'd
• plural: CRs
• comparative: more CR
• superlative: most CR
• present tense: CR
• future tense: will CR
• perfect tense: have CR'd
• continuous tense: is CRing
• singular: CR
• positive degree: CR
• infinitive: to CR
• gerund: CRing
• participle: CR'd

Origin and Evolution of CR

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The term 'CR' originated from the Latin word 'creditor', which means 'one who believes' or 'lender'. It was later abbreviated to 'Cr.' in accounting and legal contexts.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'CR' evolved to be commonly used as an abbreviation for 'credit' in financial and accounting contexts, indicating money owed or a positive balance in an account.