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Today's Idiom = "Extend Credit To Someone"

Extend Credit To Someone ( allow a customer to pay at a future time for goods given now; lend someone money to be paid back later ... )

"extend credit to us"

Extending credit is allowing them to have it now but not pay for it until later. Example: "I want that couch, but I really cannot afford it." Reply: "We will extend you credit." Another example: "The bank was not willing to extend her any more credit."

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Common variations of this idiom: Extend Credit To Someone, Extend Credit To You, Extend Credit To Him, Extend Credit To Her, Extend Credit To Them, Extend Credit To Us, Link to this page:
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