¿Qué significa card en inglés?

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card Significado & definición

0 a piece of folded paper with a picture on the front and some writing inside -- tarjeta
- a birthday card
1 a piece of hard paper with numbers and pictures used for playing games -- carta
- We spent the evening playing cards (= playing games using cards).
2 a piece of hard paper or plastic with information on it -- tarjeta
- a library card
3 a part inside a computer that controls how the computer operates -- tarjeta
- a sound card
4 thick paper -- cartulina
5 a piece of thick paper with an envelope for sending messages -- tarjeta [ feminine ]
- a birthday/wedding card una tarjeta de cumpleaños / un tarjetón de boda
6 a piece of plastic for paying or getting money -- tarjeta [ feminine ]
- a credit/bank card una tarjeta de crédito/banco
7 a small piece of paper or plastic showing information -- carnet [ masculine ]
- a student ID/identification card carnet de estudiante / carnet de identidad
- He gave me his business card. Me dio su tarjeta de visita.
- an appointment/recipe card una tarjeta de receta/citas
8 one of 52 pieces of stiff paper for playing games -- baraja [ feminine ]
- a deck/pack of cards una baraja / paquete de cartas
9 cardboard -- cartulina [ feminine ]
- an animal made of coloured card un animal hecho con cartulinas de colores
10 to ask sb to show identification -- identificar
- to card young people who buy alcohol verificar el documento de identidad de los jóvenes que compran alcohol

However, it is obviously too soon to reveal our cards by publishing some of the numbers.
I would really like us to have an ace in our hands, a good card up our sleeves.
I would support all driving licences being replaced by the credit card type when they come up for renewal.
We have heard about the issue of credit card charging, and there has been discussion on hidden charges.
If there had been a check with cards, maybe we could have avoided the problem of having a head count.
I am sorry, but we must be much calmer about the whole issue, otherwise the rule will be no blue cards.
Equally, the use of credit cards at home can be made secure though the use of an individual terminal.
Just ask to look through the stubs on their chequebook or the entries on their credit card account and you will find out.