Pronunciation: /krɪˈdɛnʃəl/
noun a qualification, achievement, quality, or aspect of a person's background, especially when used to indicate their suitability for something
A1 I need to show my credentials to enter the building.
A2 She presented her credentials to prove her qualifications for the job.
B1 Having the right credentials can open up more job opportunities.
B2 His impressive credentials made him a strong candidate for the position.
C1 Her credentials in the field of medicine are highly respected.
C2 The professor's credentials as a leading expert in the field are impeccable.
formal She presented her credentials to the admissions office before enrolling in the program.
informal I need to make sure I have the right credentials for this job.
slang You gotta show them your creds if you wanna get in.
figurative His years of experience in the industry served as his credential for the new position.
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