crédito internacional (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic Transcription

/ˈkre.ði.to in.teɾ.naˈθjo.nal/

How the Word is Used

"Crédito internacional" is a term used in economics to refer to international credit or loans granted by financial institutions or governments across international borders. It is a moderately common term used both in oral speech and written contexts, especially in the field of economics and finance.

Examples

1. Spanish: La economía del país se benefició gracias al flujo de crédito internacional. English: The country's economy benefited from the flow of international credit.

2. Spanish: El banco central acordó un nuevo préstamo de crédito internacional con el Fondo Monetario Internacional. English: The central bank agreed on a new international credit loan with the International Monetary Fund.

Idiomatic Expressions

"Crédito internacional" is not typically used in Spanish idiomatic expressions.

Etymology

• Crédito: From the Latin "creditum," which means "trust" or "loan."
• Internacional: From the Latin "internātiōnālis," derived from "internus" (internal) and "nātiōnālis" (national).

Synonyms and Antonyms

• Synonyms: Préstamo internacional (International loan), financiamiento externo (External financing)
• Antonyms: Deuda nacional (National debt), préstamo interno (Internal loan)