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yóushǒu
tarjeta
card1 [ingl. am. kɑrd, ingl. brit. kɑːd] SUST.
1.1. card C:
card (business card)
card (credit card)
to ask for one's cards ingl. brit. coloq.
to give sb their cards ingl. brit. coloq.
echar a alguien
to give sb their cards ingl. brit. coloq.
darle la patada a alguien coloq.
1.2. card C:
1.3. card C:
index card
card punch
card reader
1.4. card C (postcard):
card
card
1.5. card C (for collecting):
card
card
estampa f Méx.
card
lámina f And.
card
figurita f Río Pl.
1.6. card C (program) DEP.:
card
2. card U (thin cardboard):
card
3.1. card C (playing card):
card
card
card
baraja f AmC Col. Méx. Río Pl. Ven.
a deck or ingl. brit. pack of cards
a deck or ingl. brit. pack of cards
un mazo esp amer.
to play a high/low card
jugar bien sus (or mis etc.) cartas
3.2. card <cards, pl >:
4. card C (funny person) coloq., arcznte.:
he's a card
he's a card
es un plato amer. coloq.
5. card C INFORM.:
card
sleeve [ingl. am. sliv, ingl. brit. sliːv] SUST.
1. sleeve (of garment):
to have sth up one's sleeve coloq.
2. sleeve (of record):
sleeve ingl. brit.
sleeve ingl. brit.
3. sleeve TÉC.:
chest [ingl. am. tʃɛst, ingl. brit. tʃɛst] SUST.
1. chest ANAT.:
2. chest (box):
3.1. chest ingl. am. (treasury):
3.2. chest ingl. am. (funds):
fondos mpl
I. card2 [ingl. am. kɑrd, ingl. brit. kɑːd] V. trans. (disentangle)
card fibres
II. card2 [ingl. am. kɑrd, ingl. brit. kɑːd] SUST. (for disentangling fibres)
card
card sharp [ingl. am. ˈkɑrd ˌʃɑrp, ingl. brit.], ingl. am. also card shark [ˈkɑːrdʃɑːrk, ˈkɑːdʃɑːk] SUST.
card sharp
card sharp
card sharp
fulero m / fulera f Esp. coloq.
prepaid card [ˈpriːpeɪd kɑːd], prepaid credit card SUST.
prepaid card
sound card SUST.
sound card
scratch card SUST.
scratch card
student card SUST.
student card
student card
store card SUST.
store card
swipe card SUST.
swipe card
travel card SUST.
travel card
boleto m único amer.
travel card
travel card
bono m metrobús Chile
I. card1 [kɑ:d, ingl. am. kɑ:rd] SUST.
1. card sin pl. a. FIN., INFORM.:
card
2. card (postcard):
card
3. card JUEGOS:
card
card
4. card DEP. (programme):
card
5. card (index card):
card
6. card (proof of identity):
card
7. card ingl. brit. coloq.:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. card1 [kɑ:d, ingl. am. kɑ:rd] V. trans. ingl. am. coloq.
card
card2 [kɑ:d, ingl. am. kɑ:rd] SUST. coloq.
card
cómico(-a) m (f)
card
I. card3 [kɑ:d, ingl. am. kɑ:rd] SUST.
card
II. card3 [kɑ:d, ingl. am. kɑ:rd] V. trans.
card
Entrada de OpenDict
card SUST.
to be in the cards (that) ingl. am.
playing card SUST.
playing card
playing card
ID card [aɪˈdi:ˌka:d] SUST.
ID card → identity card
ID card
identity card SUST.
wild card SUST. a. INFORM.
wild card
press card SUST.
press card
green card SUST.
1. green card ingl. brit. AUTO.:
green card
2. green card ingl. am. (residence and work permit):
green card
identity card SUST.
I. card1 [kard] SUST.
1. card (birthday, Christmas, etc.):
card
2. card JUEGOS:
card
card
3. card (proof of identity):
card
4. card a. FIN., comput:
card
5. card DEP. (program):
card
boxing card
6. card (index card):
card
7. card coloq.:
card
cómico(-a) m (f)
card
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. card1 [kard] V. trans. coloq.
card
I. card2 [kard] SUST.
card
II. card2 [kard] V. trans.
card
press card SUST.
press card
report card SUST.
report card
card index <-es> [ˈkard·ˌɪn·deks] SUST.
card index
birthday card SUST.
charge card SUST.
charge card
wild card SUST.
1. wild card a. comput:
wild card
2. wild card DEP. (extra team or player):
wild card
phone card SUST.
phone card
landing card SUST.
landing card
Present
Icard
youcard
he/she/itcards
wecard
youcard
theycard
Past
Icarded
youcarded
he/she/itcarded
wecarded
youcarded
theycarded
Present Perfect
Ihavecarded
youhavecarded
he/she/ithascarded
wehavecarded
youhavecarded
theyhavecarded
Past Perfect
Ihadcarded
youhadcarded
he/she/ithadcarded
wehadcarded
youhadcarded
theyhadcarded
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It runs a scratch card lottery which incredibly made less than $13,000 profit on $5 million in revenue last year.
www.irishcentral.com
I think it's one of the biggest amounts you can actually win on a scratch card.
www.leinsterleader.ie
That scratch card was a greater need for her than getting a loaf of bread.
www.anglocelt.ie
The bingo logic is frequently used on scratch card games.
en.wikipedia.org
The scratch card has led to massive corruption in the system.
thenationonlineng.net