ID

UK
/aɪˈdiː/
US
/aɪˈdi/

Translations

IDnoun
IDs
pl
UK
/aɪˈdiː/
US
/aɪˈdi/
удостоверение личности
You need to show your ID to enter the building.
Вам нужно показать удостоверение личности, чтобы войти в здание.
Each user has a unique ID in the system.
У каждого пользователя в системе есть уникальный идентификатор.
Additional translations
Synonyms
personal identification
IDadjective
Used attributively, e.g. "ID badge", "ID photo"
IDproper noun
US postal abbreviation for the state of Idaho
Synonyms
Gem State
State of Idaho
Republic of Indonesia
IDverb
IDed
Past Simple
IDed
Past Participle
IDing
Gerund
UK
/ˌaɪˈdiː/
US
/ˌaɪˈdi/
The police were able to ID the suspect using the surveillance footage.
Полиция смогла идентифицировать подозреваемого, используя записи с камер наблюдения.
Additional translations

Definitions

IDnoun
A document or card that proves a person's identity.
She showed her ID to the security guard at the entrance.
A unique identifier used to distinguish a particular item or person in a database or system.
Each user is assigned a unique ID for logging into the system.
Proof of identification, especially as required to verify age or identity (uncountable).
You can’t buy alcohol without showing ID.
IDadjective
Relating to identification, especially on documents, cards, photographs, etc.
Please attach two ID photos to the application.
IDproper noun
The United States Postal Service abbreviation for Idaho.
Their headquarters is located in Boise, ID.
IDverb
To identify or recognize someone or something.
The security guard asked to ID everyone entering the building.
To request or check the identification of (a person).
The bartender ID'd every customer who looked underage.