card en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de card en el diccionario inglés»español

card¹ [ingl. am. kɑrd, ingl. brit. kɑːd] SUST.

1.1. card C:

card (for identification, access)

tarjeta f

card (business card)

tarjeta (de visita)

card (credit card)

tarjeta (de crédito)

to show sb the yellow/red card (in soccer)

mostrarle la tarjeta amarilla/roja a alguien

to ask for one's cards ingl. brit. coloq.

renunciar

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:

greeting card

tarjeta f (de felicitaciones)

birthday/sympathy card

tarjeta de cumpleaños/de pésame

1.3. card C:

index card

ficha f

card catalog/index

fichero m

card punch

perforadora f de tarjetas

card reader

lectora f de tarjetas perforadas

1.4. card C (postcard):

card

postal f

card

tarjeta f postal

1.5. card C (for collecting):

card

cromo m

card

estampa f Méx.

card

lámina f And.

card

figurita f Río Pl.

1.6. card C (program) DEP.:

card

programa m

2. card U (thin cardboard):

card

cartulina f

3.1. card C (playing card):

card

carta f

card

naipe m

card

baraja f AmC Col. Méx. Río Pl. Ven.

a deck or ingl. brit. pack of cards

una baraja

a deck or ingl. brit. pack of cards

un mazo esp amer.

to play a high/low card

jugar una carta alta/baja

to be in or ingl. brit. on the cards, it was in or on the cards that something like this would happen

se veía venir or era seguro que iba a pasar algo así

to lay or put one's cards on the table

poner las cartas boca arriba or sobre la mesa

to play one's cards right

jugar bien sus (or mis etc.) cartas

3.2. card <cards, pl >:

to play cards

jugar a las cartas

to play cards

jugar cartas Col.

to win/lose at cards

ganar/perder a las cartas

lucky at cards, unlucky in love

afortunado en el juego, desafortunado en amores or en el amor

4. card C (funny person) coloq., arcznte.:

he's a card

es muy cómico

he's a card

es un plato amer. coloq.

5. card C INFORM.:

card

tarjeta f de expansión

Véase también: sleeve, chest

sleeve [ingl. am. sliv, ingl. brit. sliːv] SUST.

1. sleeve (of garment):

sleeve

manga f

long/short sleeves

mangas fpl largas/cortas

to roll up one's sleeves

arremangarse

to have sth up one's sleeve coloq.

tener algo planeado

to keep sth up one's sleeve

reservarse un recurso

I'm sure she's got a trick up her sleeve

estoy seguro de que algo se trae entre manos

I still have a card up my sleeve

todavía no me he jugado la última carta

I still have a card up my sleeve

todavía me queda una baza

observe, ladies and gentlemen, there is nothing up my sleeves

como ven, damas y caballeros, nada por aquí, nada por allá

to laugh up one's sleeve

reírse disimuladamente de alguien

they were laughing up their sleeves at us

entre ellos se reían de nosotros

2. sleeve (of record):

sleeve ingl. brit.

funda f

sleeve ingl. brit.

carátula f

inner sleeve

funda f interior

3. sleeve TÉC.:

sleeve

manguito m

chest [ingl. am. tʃɛst, ingl. brit. tʃɛst] SUST.

1. chest ANAT.:

chest

pecho m

to have a weak chest

tener problemas respiratorios

to get sth off one's chest

desahogarse contando/confesando algo

to play or keep one's cards close to one's chest

no soltar prenda coloq.

chest pains

dolores mpl de pecho

chest specialist

especialista mf de las vías respiratorias

2. chest (box):

chest

arcón m

3.1. chest ingl. am. (treasury):

chest

tesorería f

3.2. chest ingl. am. (funds):

chest

fondos mpl

I.card² [ingl. am. kɑrd, ingl. brit. kɑːd] V. trans. (disentangle)

card fibres

cardar

II.card² [ingl. am. kɑrd, ingl. brit. kɑːd] SUST. (for disentangling fibres)

card

carda f

card sharp [ingl. am. ˈkɑrd ˌʃɑrp, ingl. brit.], ingl. am. also card shark [ˈkɑːrdʃɑːrk, ˈkɑːdʃɑːk] SUST.

card sharp

tahúr mf

card sharp

tramposo m / tramposa f

card sharp

fulero m / fulera f Esp. coloq.

prepaid card [ˈpriːpeɪd kɑːd], prepaid credit card SUST.

prepaid card

monedero m electrónico

sound card SUST.

sound card

tarjeta f de sonido

scratch card SUST.

scratch card

número m de la lotería (con sección que se raspa)

student card SUST.

student card

tarjeta f de estudiante

student card

credencial f de estudiante Méx.

store card SUST.

store card

tarjeta f de crédito (expedida por una tienda)

swipe card SUST.

swipe card

tarjeta f de banda magnética

swipe card reader

lector m de tarjetas de banda magnética

travel card SUST.

travel card

≈ boleto m único amer.

travel card

≈ bono m de transporte público Esp.

travel card

≈ bono m metrobús Chile

card en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de card en el diccionario inglés»español

I.card¹ [kɑ:d, ingl. am. kɑ:rd] SUST.

1. card sin pl. a. FIN., INFORM.:

card

tarjeta f

2. card (postcard):

card

postal f

3. card JUEGOS:

card

carta f

card

naipe m

pack of cards

baraja f

to play cards

jugar a las cartas

4. card DEP. (programme):

card

programa m

5. card (index card):

card

ficha f

6. card (proof of identity):

card

carnet m

membership card

carnet de socio

7. card ingl. brit. coloq.:

to give sb his/her cards

echar a alguien

to get one's cards

ser despedido

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to hold one's cards close to one's chest

no soltar prenda

to have a card up one's sleeve

tener un as en la manga

to put one's cards on the table

poner las cartas sobre la mesa

to have all the cards

controlar la situación

to hold all the cards

tener todas las de ganar

to play one's cards right

jugar bien sus cartas

II.card¹ [kɑ:d, ingl. am. kɑ:rd] V. trans. ingl. am. coloq.

card

pedir la documentación

card² [kɑ:d, ingl. am. kɑ:rd] SUST. coloq.

card

cómico(-a) m (f)

card

persona f chusca

I.card³ [kɑ:d, ingl. am. kɑ:rd] SUST.

card

carda f

II.card³ [kɑ:d, ingl. am. kɑ:rd] V. trans.

card

cardar

card SUST.

Entrada creada por un usuario

to be on the cards (that)

ser probable (que)

to be in the cards (that) ingl. am.

ser probable (que)

it's quite on/in the cards that...

se ve venir que...

playing card SUST.

playing card

carta f

playing card

naipe m

ID card [aɪˈdi:ˌka:d] SUST.

ID card → identity card

ID card

carné m de identidad

Véase también: identity card

identity card SUST.

identity card

carné m de identidad

wild card SUST. a. INFORM.

wild card

comodín m

press card SUST.

press card

acreditación f de periodista

green card SUST.

1. green card ingl. brit. AUTO.:

green card

carta f verde

2. green card ingl. am. (residence and work permit):

green card

permiso m de residencia y de trabajo

identity card SUST.

identity card

carné m de identidad

card Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to play a card

jugar una carta

card index

fichero m de tarjetas

a card from Paul/Corsica

una tarjeta de Paul/Córcega

to draw a card (from the deck) JUEGOS

escoger una carta (de la baraja)

membership card

carnet de socio

to have a card up one's sleeve

tener un as en la manga

to punch the clock [or card]

fichar

card player

jugador(a) m (f) de cartas

clubs pl. (in Spanish card pack)

bastos

to swipe the card through the slot

pasar la tarjeta por la ranura

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Staff also falsely opened credit card and debit card accounts, causing credit card holders to incur annual fees.

www.swinburne.edu.au

This alias number is indistinguishable from an ordinary credit card number, and the user's actual credit card number is never revealed to the merchant.

en.wikipedia.org

The group took their name from a section in a greeting card display.

en.wikipedia.org

The group initially posted two sets of stolen credit card data, one containing 3,956 items and the other 13,191 items.

en.wikipedia.org

Further, most card holder agreements enable the issuer to arbitrarily raise the interest rate for any reason they see fit.

en.wikipedia.org

Therefore, during the 1960s, the punch card was replaced by magnetic tape.

cloudtweaks.com

Memory card, headset phones and power-charging port are on the right side.

en.wikipedia.org

Majority of credit card purchases come from expenses on jewellery, dining and shopping.

en.wikipedia.org

And if unable to pull their card or cash on the spot, they are violently kicked out of the hospital, coldly and callously!

www.torontosun.com

Programming started on the hour, with visitors who did not get to the site on time faced with a test card and 1970s-style intermission music.

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