Credo的意思|Credo的解释-里氏词典

credo ['krido]

n. 信条

A summary of our credo might be: "open networks, closed servers, protected sessions."
总结我们的信条可能会说:"开放的网络服务器关闭,保护时段."
An unconfirmed source adds that Chen Xiaoxu has been following the Buddhist life credo for seven years.
小道消息称，陈晓旭已遵守佛教的清规戒律达七年之久。
Our credo is: Constantly supplying our customers with satisfied products to achie ve mutual development.
公司秉承“以诚信、业、效的服务，为顾客提供持续满意的产品，实现与供方和顾客的共同发展”的经营理念，业务范围遍及五洲。

credo

[ noun ]
any system of principles or beliefs
<noun.cognition>

Credo \Cre"do\ (kr?"d?), n. [L. See {Creed}.]
The creed, as sung or read in the Roman Catholic church.

He repeated Aves and Credos. --Macaulay.

He passed that credo on to his own children, and the vice president says he has passed it on to his, too.
'He wants a solution to his problem.' Mr Braun's credo is that if a chief executive needs to inflict pain, it should be done quickly, but fairly.
Marc Nuttle has a political credo: "Things are never as they seem and the conventional wisdom is almost always wrong."
Their credo: Ideology aside, in politics, goodwill is good business.
But falling profits at several firms have accelerated the Street's me-first credo.
Mr. Lee, after all, embodies the Morehouse credo: Whatever you do in this hostile world, be the best.
He has been mugged, and while his wife awaits his return to consciousness he has nightmares described with marvellous clarity in which his credo comes under attack.
Never have I yearned so hard for footnotes. The book is most valuable for the almost incidental credo on the importance of work and the role of the director and his tribute to the designer, Jocelyn Herbert.
A long time ago, without being philosophical or creating a credo, I just figured one has been fortunate so one has to give something back. You don't just take.
As pianist and leader, Basie's credo was the jazz equivalent of "less is more."
Campbell's credo that you should "follow your bliss" _ ignore convention to find ways to be happy _ drew converts.
John's little lecture on compensation could well be the Yankees' credo this season.
In such a credo we find the expression of an older and perhaps more innocent liberalism, in the 19th-century or Russian sense, tolerant of one's own and vigilant against those forces that would extinguish individual possibility.

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