creditable
adj. 值得称赞的; 合乎道德的
A creditable performance or achievement is of a reasonably high standard.
They turned out a quite creditable performance...
他们上演了一场相当精彩的表演。
Gazza finished a creditable third.
加扎以优异的成绩获得了三级荣誉学位。
If you describe someone's actions or aims as creditable, you mean that they are morally good.
Not a very creditable attitude, I'm afraid.
这种态度恐怕不怎么道德。
1. worthy of often limited commendation;
Contrary to Lexington's expectations, Ms Pelosi has put in a creditable performance as opposition leader.
与莱克星顿的期望相比, 佩洛西女士作为反对党的领袖已经表现得足够出色了.
Experience, however, might supply us with very creditable imitations of it.
然而经验能给我们提供非常可靠的摹拟品.
He is a scholarly clergyman , and creditable to the cloth.
他是个有学问的教士, 从没玩忽职守.
The young German runner finished a creditable second.
这名年轻的德国赛跑运动员获得了当之无愧的第二名.
A tussle at the Oxford Union ends in a creditable draw.
在牛津联盟,争斗以值得嘉许的平局告终.