简单释义：

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adj. 官方认可的；获正式承认的；鉴定合格的；达到标准的

v. “accredit”的过去式和过去分词

Web 隶属；公认的；被认可的

变形：

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例句：

1. One hundred ten programs in the United States and six other countries are accredited by the Distance Education and Training Council.
   在美国和其他六个国家的110门课程已经获得远程教育和职业训练局的认证。

2. or to meet the substantive requirements of tender documents, and the lowest tender price accredited, but except the tender price below cost.
   或能够满足招标文件的实质性要求，并且经评审的投标价格最低，但是投标价格低于成本的除外。

3. To become an accredited , programs have to meet quality standards that are set by an accrediting agency.
   若想成为一家符合审批制度的大学，需要满足由授权机构制定的质量标准。

4. The certificate cannot be issued by the accredited laboratory performing product testing.
   证书不能发出的认可实验室进行产品测试。

5. institutions that do not meet the standards will not be accredited for teacher training.
   没有达标的院校将不准进行教师培训。

6. Employers and schools are more likely toexceptaccept your American education if it came from an accredited program.
   雇主和校方更希望接受你的美国教育背景，如果你的教育是来自授权项目。

7. Alternatively, the student can opt out of the virtual lecture, by signing up for classroom courses at an accredited teaching organisation.
   或者，学员可以不参加在线讲座，而选择我们认可的培训机构，参加课堂培训。

8. As an event of the United Nations, only governments are admitted as fully accredited participants of the WSIS and the connected conferences.
   作为联合国的一个事件，只有政府才被允许作为WSIS完全受到认可的参与者，〔也〕才能参与会议。