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- credo noun creed [noun] (a short statement of) one’s (especially religious) beliefs
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credo. noun [ invariable ] [ masculine ] / 'krɛdo/. (fede) creed , faith , belief. il credo ebraico the Hebrew faith. (principi) creed , principles , system of beliefs. credo politico political creed.
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credo. noun [ invariable ] [ masculine ] / 'krɛdo/. (fede)...
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credo. British English: creed NOUN / kriːd /. A creed is a set of beliefs, principles, or opinions that strongly influence the way people live or work. ...their devotion to their creed of self-help. American English: creed / ˈkrid /. Brazilian Portuguese: credo. Chinese: 信条.
credo. noun [ invariable ] [ masculine ] / 'krɛdo/. (fede) creed , faith , belief. il credo ebraico the Hebrew faith. (principi) creed , principles , system of beliefs. credo politico political creed.
credo translation in Italian - English Reverso dictionary, see also 'credito, credulo, cedro, corredo', examples, definition, conjugation.
Meaning of credo in the Italian dictionary with examples of use. Synonyms for credo and translation of credo to 25 languages.
Translations. EN. credo {noun} volume_up. 1. religion. credo (also: belief, faith, profession) volume_up. credo {m} more_vert. I stick to our credo, the Council conclusions, and the mandate which I was given. expand_more Io mi attengo al nostro credo e alle conclusioni del Consiglio nonché al mandato che ho ricevuto. Translations. IT.
credo. volume_up. creed {noun} more_vert. Nel Credo noi confessiamo la Chiesa una, santa, cattolica e apostolica. expand_more We confess in the Creed one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church. 3. figurative. credo (also: opinione, convinzione, fede, convincimento, credenza, credito, persuasione) volume_up.