A credo is a short, rather formal statement of what a person, a group, or a religion holds as true and will stand by.

A credo is a short, rather formal statement credo 是一種簡短、相當正式的聲明 of what a person, a group, or a religion holds as true and will stand by說出一個人、一個團體，或一個宗教所堅信並會堅持的信念。

In church, the old Latin prayer that begins I believe is a Credo; English also calls that a creed. Outside church, writers and bosses use credo for a guiding line they keep repeating: her credo is that every child can learn.

In church在教會裡, the old Latin prayer that begins I believe那個以「我信」開頭的古老拉丁文禱詞 is a Credo就叫做 Credo; English also calls that a creed英文也把它叫做 creed。Outside church在教會之外, writers and bosses use credo for a guiding line they keep repeating作家和老闆會用 credo 來指他們一直重複的指導原則: her credo is that every child can learn她的信條是每個孩子都能學習。

It feels more solemn than opinion and more carved-in-stone than idea. Though actually, people stretch it: a company credo on a wall may just be advertising.

It feels more solemn than opinion它聽起來比 opinion（意見）更莊重, and more carved-in-stone than idea也比 idea（想法）更堅定不移。Though actually不過其實, people stretch it人們也會延伸這個字的用法: a company credo on a wall may just be advertising公司牆上掛的 credo 可能只是宣傳而已。

The word is Latin for I believe. It came into English beside creed — same old word, two doors in.

The word is Latin for I believe這個字是拉丁文，意思是「我信」。It came into English beside creed它跟 creed 一起進入英文 — same old word, two doors in等於同一個古字，走了兩扇不同的門進來。

It has nothing to do with credit cards.

It has nothing to do with credit cards它跟 credit card（信用卡）沒有關係。