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card

UK
/kɑːd/
US
/kɑrd/
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Translations

cardnoun
cards
pl
UK
/kɑːd/
US
/kɑrd/
carteSens général : petit morceau de carton ou de papier rigide ; s'emploie aussi pour une carte de visite ou une carte bancaire selon le contexte.
She handed him a card with her contact information.
Elle lui a remis une carte avec ses coordonnées.
carteAu sens de carte à jouer.
He drew the ace of spades from the deck of cards.
Il a tiré l'as de pique du paquet de cartes.
programmeAu sens de programme ou d'affiche d'événements sportifs ou de spectacle.
The boxing card for the evening featured several exciting matches.
Le programme de boxe de la soirée proposait plusieurs combats passionnants.
carte graphiqueEn informatique.
Install the new graphics card to improve video performance.
Installez la nouvelle carte graphique pour améliorer les performances vidéo.
cartonMatière rigide, papier épais ou carton.
The box is made of card rather than plastic.
La boîte est en carton plutôt qu'en plastique.
Additional translations
originalFamilier, pour une personne amusante et excentrique.
Synonyms
ticket
pass
cardboard
note
document
credential
ID
greeting card
playing card
cardverb
carded
Past Simple
carded
Past Participle
carding
Gerund
UK
/kɑːd/
US
/kɑrd/
contrôlerPour vérifier l'identité ou l'âge, notamment à l'entrée d'un bar.
The bartender had to card everyone who looked under 30.
Le barman a dû contrôler l'identité de tous ceux qui avaient l'air d'avoir moins de 30 ans.
carderEn textile, pour peigner ou nettoyer des fibres.
Before spinning the wool, she had to card it to remove any tangles.
Avant de filer la laine, elle a dû la carder pour enlever les nœuds.
Synonyms
categorize
classify
organize
sort
cardadjective
UK
/kɑːd/
US
/kɑrd/
Used attributively to modify another noun and denote relation to cards or card games.
de cartesRelatif aux cartes à jouer ou aux jeux de cartes.
They spent the weekend at a big card tournament.
Ils ont passé le week-end à un grand tournoi de cartes.
cartonnéFait de carton ou de papier rigide.
He displayed a card model of the ancient temple.
Il a exposé une maquette cartonnée du temple antique.

Definitions

cardnoun
A small, rectangular piece of stiff paper or thin cardboard, typically one used for writing or printing on.
She handed him a card with her contact information.
A flat, rectangular piece of plastic issued by a bank, business, etc., allowing the holder to purchase goods or services on credit.
She paid for the groceries with her credit card.
A playing card, one of a set used in games.
He drew the ace of spades from the deck of cards.
A program or schedule of events, especially as used in sports or entertainment.
The boxing card for the evening featured several exciting matches.
A person who is amusingly eccentric or funny; a character (informal).
Uncle Joe is such a card that he can make the whole family laugh.
A thin, flat circuit board that can be inserted into a computer or other electronic device.
Install the new graphics card to improve video performance.
Stiff cardboard or thick paper considered as a material.
The box is made of card rather than plastic.
cardverb
To check someone's identity, especially to verify their age by examining an identification card.
The bartender had to card everyone who looked under 30.
To comb or clean fibers, such as wool or cotton, with a carding machine or hand card.
Before spinning the wool, she had to card it to remove any tangles.
cardadjective
Relating to cards or card games.
They spent the weekend at a big card tournament.
Made of stiff paper or cardboard.
He displayed a card model of the ancient temple.
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