card (EN)

noun, verb

noun “card”

1. Kaart
   Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.

   He dealt each player five cards for the poker game.
2. Kaart (Identitéitskaart)
   You need to show your card to enter the building.
3. Kaart (Bankkaart)
   She prefers to pay with her card instead of cash.
4. Kaart (Gratulatiounskaart)
   I received a birthday card from my aunt.
5. Kaart (Visittekaart)
   The salesman gave me his card after our meeting.
6. Kärel
   Your uncle is such a card; he always tells the best stories.
7. Kaart (Computerskaart)
   He installed a new graphics card to improve his gaming performance.
8. e Programm vun Evenementer oder Kënschtler, besonnesch am Sport oder an der Ënnerhalung
   Tonight's boxing card features several exciting fights.
9. Kaart (am Beräich vun der Informatik, eng vun e puer Säiten oder Formulairen, tëschent deenen de Benotzer an enger Benotzeroberfläch navigéiere kann)
   Fill in each card with your personal information.
10. eng Aktioun oder Taktik, déi benotzt gëtt, fir en Avantage ze kréien (meeschtens an der Ausdrocksweis "play the X card")
    She played the sympathy card to get out of trouble.

verb “card”

1. d'Identitéit kontrolléieren
   The bartender had to card everyone who looked under 30.
2. eng Kaart weisen
   The player was carded immediately after the foul.
3. (am Golf) e Score op enger Scorekaart notéieren
   She carded a 72 in the final round of the tournament.
4. Faseren kämmen, fir se fir d’Spannen virzebereeden.
   They carded the cotton before turning it into fabric.