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41card — be·card; bro·card; card; card·er; flan·card; Mi·cro·card; card·enol·ide; dis·card; …
42card*/*/*/ — [kɑːd] noun 1) [C] a folded piece of thick stiff paper with a picture and a message on it a birthday/Christmas card[/ex] 2) [C] a small flat piece of plastic that you use for buying things, or for getting money from a bank I gave the waiter my… …
43card — 1. noun /kɑː(ɹ)d,kɑːɹd/ a) A playing card. He played cards with his friends. b) Any game using playing cards; a card game. The government played the Orange card to get support for their Ireland policy. 2. verb …
44Card — I Card [dt. Registerkarte], Benutzeroberfläche: eine Registerkarte in einer Dialogbox (Dialogfeld). II Card [engl.], Datenträger: Lochkarte. III Card …
45card — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. tarot, playing card; visiting or calling card; informal, character, oddball. See indication, unconformity. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. ticket, sheet, square, postcard, badge, slip, voucher, pass, label,… …
46card — kÉ‘Ëd n. thin and flat object; playing card; postcard; expansion card, circuit board that expands a computer s capabilities (Computers); machine for separating cotton or wool fibers in preparation for spinning; employees documents held by an… …
47card — n 1. postcard, greeting card, sympathy card, mass card; identification, ID, badge, calling card; cards, playing cards. 2. bill, program, slate; calendar, schedule, docket, agenda, order of the day; menu, bill of fare; Sports. list, roster,… …
48card — See: credit card, flash card, house of cards, in the cards or on the cards, lay one s cards on the table, play one s cards right, put one s cards on the table, stack the cards, trump card …
49card — perfokorta statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. card; punch card; punched card vok. Lochkarte, f rus. перфокарта, f; перфорационная карта, f pranc. carte perforée, f …
50card — 1. n. a funny person. □ Tracy is such a card. She cracks me up. □ Gee, Fred. You’re a card. Somebody’s gonna have to deal with you. 2. tv. to check people’s ID cards for age or other eligibility. (See also carded.) D They card everybody at the… …
