card

la tarjeta

noun

card
[kɑːd]
sustantivo
1carta (f) naipe (m) (for game)
  • to play cards -> jugar a las cartas
  • card game -> juego (m) de cartas or naipes
  • card table -> mesa (f) de juego (para las cartas)
  • card trick -> truco (m) or juego (m) de cartas
2tarjeta (f) (with printed information); carné (m) carnet (m) (for identification)credencial m (CSur, español de México); (tarjeta) postal (f)
  • birthday card (postcard) -> tarjeta de felicitación de cumpleaños
  • Christmas card -> crismas m inv
  • card index or file -> fichero (m) de tarjetas
  • card vote (política) -> votación (f) por delegación
3cartulina (f) (thin cardboard)
4(idioms)
  • play your cards right and you could get promoted -> si juegas bien tus cartas, puedes conseguir un ascenso
  • to put one's cards on the table -> poner las cartas sobre la mesa
  • to have a card up one's sleeve -> tener un as en la manga
  • it is ->
  • on ->
  • in the cards that… -> es más que probable que… (británicoor Estados Unidos)
  • to get one's cards (familiar) -> ser despedido(a) (británico)

card [kard]
sustantivo
1Naipe, carta, cartón pintado con diversos colores y figuras para jugar a varios juegos.
  • Pack of cards -> una baraja de naipes
  • To shuffle the cards -> barajar las cartas
  • To deal the cards -> dar cartas
  • To cut the cards -> alzar o cortar las cartas para darlas
  • Court card -> figura
  • Small card -> carta sencilla
  • Trump card -> triunfo
  • Card-table -> mesa de juego
  • To play cards -> jugar a las cartas
  • To lay/put one’s cards on the table -> poner las cartas boca arriba o sobre la mesa
  • To play one’s cards right -> jugar bien sus cartas
  • It was in/on the cards that something like this would happen -> se veía venir o era seguro que iba a pasar algo así
  • Postal card -> tarjeta postal
2Rosa naútica, la división que se hace en un círculo de cartón para señalar los vientos; llámase también rosa de los vientos.
3Tarjeta (for identification, access).
  • Business card -> tarjeta de visita
  • Credit card -> tarjeta de crédito
4Coloq.) To give somebody their cards, echar a alguien, darle la patada a alguien.
  • Greeting card -> tarjeta de felicitación
  • Birthday card -> tarjeta de cumpleaños
  • Christmas card -> tarjeta de Navidad, tarjeta de Pascua
  • Card catalog/index -> fichero
5Cardencha, carda, instrumento para cardar lana.
(GB) Cromo, estampa (for collecting); lámina, figurita. Cartulina (thin cardboard).
1Cardar lana; mezclar; desenredar.
2Peinar y limpiar el pelo de los caballos con una carda.
va.

card [kɑːd]
noun
1 (greetings card, visiting card etc) tarjeta; (f) (membership card, press card) carnet; (m) carné; (m)
2 (index card) ficha; (f)
3 (playing card) carta; (f) naipe; (m)
a pack of cards una baraja; to play cards jugar a las cartas los naipes;or to lose money at cards perder el dinero jugando a las cartas
4 (at dance, race) programa; (m)
5 (thin cardboard) cartulina; (f)
6 (old-fashioned) (informal) (person)
isn't he a card? ¡qué gracia tiene el tío!; ¡qué tipo más salado!
7
to ask for one's cards (Britain) (informal) dejar su puesto; renunciar
to get one's cards (Britain) (informal) ser despedido
to have a card up one's sleeve guardarse una carta bajo la manga
to hold all the cards tener los triunfos en la mano
to lay one's cards on the table poner las cartas sobre la mesa boca arriba;or
it's on in the cardsor (US) es probable
it's quite on in the cards that ...or (US) es perfectamente posible que ...
to play keep one's cards close to one's chest > close to the vestoror (US) no soltar prenda
Williams is playing his cards close to his chest, especially in terms of his line-up for next season The Prime Minister was said yesterday to be keeping his cards close to his chest after an informal discussion at cabinet on Thursday
to play one's cards right jugar bien sus cartas
verb:transitive
(US) (informal)
to card sb verificar los papeles de identidad de algn
modifier
card catalogue (n) fichero; (m) catálogo de fichas; (m)
card game (n) juego de naipes cartas; (m)or
card index (n) fichero; (m)
card reader (n) lector de fichas; (m)
card stacker (n) depósito de descarga de fichas; (m)
card table (n) mesa de juego; (f)
card trick (n) truco de cartas; (m)
card vote (n) voto por delegación; (m)
card [kɑːd] (Téc)
noun
carda; (f)
verb:transitive
cardar

Verb Conjugation for "card"

Imperative
  • card
  • you card
  • he/she cards
  • we card
  • you card
  • they card
Preterite
  • I carded
  • you carded
  • he/she carded
  • we carded
  • you carded
  • they carded
Present Continuous
  • I am carding
  • you are carding
  • he/she is carding
  • we are carding
  • you are carding
  • they are carding
Present Perfect
  • I have carded
  • you have carded
  • he/she has carded
  • we have carded
  • you have carded
  • they have carded
Past Continuous
  • I was carding
  • you were carding
  • he/she was carding
  • we were carding
  • you were carding
  • they were carding
Past Perfect
  • I had carded
  • you had carded
  • he/she had carded
  • we had carded
  • you had carded
  • they had carded
Future
  • I will card
  • you will card
  • he/she will card
  • we will card
  • you will card
  • they will card
Future Perfect
  • I will have carded
  • you will have carded
  • he/she will have carded
  • we will have carded
  • you will have carded
  • they will have carded
Future Continuous
  • I will be carding
  • you will be carding
  • he/she will be carding
  • we will be carding
  • you will be carding
  • they will be carding
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been carding
  • you have been carding
  • he/she has been carding
  • we have been carding
  • you have been carding
  • they have been carding
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been carding
  • you will have been carding
  • he/she will have been carding
  • we will have been carding
  • you will have been carding
  • they will have been carding
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been carding
  • you had been carding
  • he/she had been carding
  • we had been carding
  • you had been carding
  • they had been carding
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