Word: card

Category: card

Finance, Shopping, Computers & Electronics

Related words: card

credit card, gift card, walmart, sd card, discover, discover card, walmart card, chase, chase card, sim card, walmart money card, walmart credit card, amazon, target, discover card login, best buy, capital one

Synonyms: card

cardboard, pasteboard, board, Bristol board, greeting card, postcard, notecard, identification (card), ID, credentials, pass, key card, business card, calling card, credit card, debit card, bank card, charge card, gold card, platinum card, phone card, plastic, playing card, tarot card, deck/pack of cards, eccentric, character, joker, wit, wag, jester, clown, comedian, laugh, scream, hoot, riot, jokester, visiting card, poster, bill, posting, notice, placard, scorecard, identity card, circuit card, add-in, plug-in, circuit board, bill of fare, carte, menu, batting order, lineup

Translations: card

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spanish
Translations:
cartel, carta, tarjeta, naipe, lista, tarjeta de, la tarjeta, la tarjeta de
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german
Translations:
visitenkarte, karte, steckkarte, krempel, speisekarte, plakat, menü, Karte, Karten
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french
Translations:
billet, fiche, placard, carte, menu, carton, affiche, pancarte, ticket, cartes, ...
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italian
Translations:
scheda, cartellone, manifesto, cartoncino, lista, tessera, affisso, carta, carta di, scheda di, ...
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portuguese
Translations:
papeleta, cardápio, menu, edital, cartaz, lista, cartão, cartão de, placa, de cartão
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dutch
Translations:
kaart, poster, aanplakbiljet, plakkaat, affiche, menu, kaartje, kaart van
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russian
Translations:
карта, билет, удостоверение, карточка, плата, открытка, формуляр, перфокарта, программа, квиток, ...
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norwegian
Translations:
meny, plakat, kort, kart, kortet
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swedish
Translations:
matsedel, affisch, meny, kort, kortet
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finnish
Translations:
kortti, juliste, ruokalista, kortin, korttia
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danish
Translations:
spiseseddel, plakat, kort, kortet
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czech
Translations:
lístek, legitimace, karton, karta, plakát, lepenka, pohlednice, karty, kartu, kartou, ...
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polish
Translations:
karta, karton, kard, plakat, grępel, wizytówka, laurka, zgrzeblarka, bilet, afisz, ...
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hungarian
Translations:
névjegy, kártya, kártoló, hiresség, hiresség a, kártyán
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turkish
Translations:
levha, menü, afiş, kart, kartı, kartpostal, kartını, kartın
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greek
Translations:
κάρτα, κάρτας, καρτών, της κάρτας, την κάρτα
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ukrainian
Translations:
білет, імовірно, карт, здатися, картка, карта, Мапа
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albanian
Translations:
afishë, kartë, kartën, karta, kartën e
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bulgarian
Translations:
меню, карта, картата, картон, карти
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belarusian
Translations:
карта, Мапа, Намі Карта, картка, карты
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estonian
Translations:
kartong, kaart, menüü, kaardi, kaarti
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croatian
Translations:
kartica, karta, karton, kartice, kartici, karticu
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icelandic
Translations:
kort, kortið, nafnspjald, spjaldið
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lithuanian
Translations:
plakatas, afiša, korta, skelbimas, kortelė, kortelės, skyriaus, skyriaus Iš
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latvian
Translations:
afiša, kārts, plakāts, karte, karti, karšu, kartīti
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macedonian
Translations:
картичка, картички, карта, картичката, картичка за
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romanian
Translations:
afiş, carte, card de, carte de, cardul, cartonaș
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slovenian
Translations:
karta, kartice, kartica, kartico, izkaznica
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slovak
Translations:
karta, karty, kartu

The meaning and "use of": card

noun
  • a piece of thick, stiff paper or thin pasteboard, in particular one used for writing or printing on. - some notes jotted down on a card
  • a small rectangular piece of plastic issued by a bank, containing personal data in a machine-readable form and used chiefly to obtain cash or credit. - However, if they do obtain a card , the credit limit will be low.
  • a playing card. - a deck of cards
  • a person regarded as odd or amusing. - He laughed, “You're a card, you know.”
  • a program of events at a racetrack. - Bag Woman won the first race on the card , a claiming event in which she carried a $13,500 tag, to sew up the record.
  • a toothed implement or machine used to comb and clean raw fibers before spinning. - Distribute the wool evenly across the entire card until the teeth are barely showing through.
verb
  • write (something) on a card, especially for indexing. - The carded information was then verified by a separate review.
  • check the identity card of (someone), in particular as evidence of legal drinking age. - Lately, theaters have been taking the ‘R’ rating far more seriously than they used to - actually carding young patrons to check if they are of age to see the movie without a guardian.
  • (in golf and other sports) score (a certain number of points on a scorecard). - he carded 68 in the final round
  • comb and clean (raw wool, hemp fibers, or similar material) with a sharp-toothed instrument in order to disentangle the fibers before spinning. - Spinning wheels lined the walls and at the central tables others sorted, hackled and carded the wool.

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