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| Angielski | Polski |
| birthday card n | (card given on [sb]'s birthday) | kartka urodzinowa ż + przym. |
| My father sent me a birthday card with 100 dollars in it! |
boarding pass,
boarding card n | (passenger ticket) | karta pokładowa ż + przym. |
| All passengers must present their boarding passes before entering the airplane. |
| business card n | (businessperson's calling card) | wizytówka ż |
| I ordered my business cards from a well-known company that delivers promptly. |
| calling card n | literal (business card) | wizytówka ż |
| The banker handed me his calling card. |
| calling card n | (phonecard) | karta telefoniczna ż + przym. |
| I inserted the calling card and dialed the number. |
[sb]'s/[sth]'s calling card,
the calling card of [sb/sth] n | figurative (identifying mark, sign) | typowe zachowanie przym. + n |
| Serena dresses flamboyantly; brightly-colored clothing is her calling card. |
calling card,
UK: visiting card n | dated (personal card left after visit) | wizytówka ż |
| Lady Sylvia was not at her house when Mary went to visit, so Mary left her calling card with the butler. |
| card holder n | (official member of an organization) | oficjalny członek przym. + m |
| I'm sorry, sir, I can't let you in unless you're a card holder. |
| card holder n | (owner of a bank card) | właściciel karty bankowej wyr. |
| You must provide the cardholder's name and address when using our online billing system. |
| card holder n | (small wallet for business cards) | etui na wizytówki n + przyim. + ż, l.mn. |
| The gentleman handed me a card from his handsome silver card holder. |
| card sharp n | informal (swindler) (potoczny) | kanciarz m |
| My friend lost all his money in a poker game with a card sharp. |
| Mój znajomy stracił wszystkie pieniądze, grając w pokera z kanciarzem. |
| card table n | (table: for card games) | stół do kart wyr. |
| card table n | (table: folding legs) | składany stół do kart |
| card trick n | (trick with playing cards) | sztuczka karciana ż + przym. |
| He knows a lot of card tricks. |
| On zna sporo sztuczek karcianych. |
| card-carrying member n | literal ([sb] with official membership of a group) | oficjalny członek przym. + m |
| I'm a card-carrying member of the garden club. |
| card-carrying member n | figurative (staunch supporter of a cause) | oficjalny członek m + m |
| Chris was a card-carrying member of the anti-nuclear movement. |
| Christmas card n | (greetings card given at Christmas) | kartka Bożonarodzeniowa ż + przym. |
| Last Christmas I sent 32 Christmas cards to my friends and relatives around the world. |
| credit card n | (for purchases) | karta kredytowa ż + przym. |
| I always use my credit card when I go shopping. |
| debit card n | (money) | karta debetowa ż + przym. |
| If you use your debit card to pay for something, the money is deducted from your account immediately. |
face card,
also UK: court card n | (playing cards: king, queen or jack) | figura ż |
| The king, queen and jack are called face cards. |
flash card,
flashcard n | usually plural (learning aid) | fiszka ż |
| He used flash cards to study his vocabulary words. |
| gift card n | (gift voucher in plastic card form) | karta upominkowa ż + przym. |
| I purchased a gift card for twenty dollars to give to my sister. |
| gift card n | (card accompanying gift) | kartka z podziękowaniem wyr. |
| The bouquet of roses was delivered with a gift card that said they were from James. |
| green card n | US (residence permit) | zielona karta przym. + ż |
| I wanted to live and work in the States but couldn't get hold of the necessary green card. |
| greeting card n | (card given to mark an occasion) | karta z życzeniami wyr. |
| Marilyn awoke to find an array of greeting cards at her bedside. |
ID card,
I.D. card n | informal, abbreviation (identity card) | dokument tożsamości m + ż |
| You'll need to show your ID card to get in. |
| identity card n | (personal document) | dowód tożsamości m + ż |
| The British government is planning to introduce identity cards for all citizens. |
| magnetic card n | (swipe card with a magnetic strip) | karta magnetyczna ż + przym. |
| Put your magnetic card near this card-reader and the door will open. |
| membership card n | (card proving one is registered) | karta członkowska ż + przym. |
| When I go to the gym I have to scan my membership card. |
picture post card,
picture postcard n | (postcard with a scenic view) | widokówka ż |
| She sent a picture postcard of the Alps to her mother. |
| place card n | (guest's name card at dinner table) | winietka ż |
| playing card n | (single card from a deck) | karty do gry wyr. |
| The magician asked her to pick any playing card. |
| playing cards npl | (deck of cards used to play games) | karty do gry wyr. |
| We could have a game of poker if you've got some playing cards. |
post card,
postcard n | (souvenir greetings card) | kartka pocztowa ż + przym. |
| Don't forget to send me a postcard. |
post card,
postcard n | (card for posting without envelope) | karta pocztowa ż + przym. |
| pocztówka ż |
| Entries for the competition should be sent on a postcard to the following address. |
punch card,
punch-card n | (card storing data by means of punched holes) | karta perforowana ż + przym. |
| I remember when a computer was the size of a room and the data was all on punch cards. |
| Some factories still have their employees use punch cards to clock in and out. |
| red card n | (soccer: shown when player is sent off) | czerwona kartka przym. + ż |
| reply card n | (card included in promotional material for response) | karta z odpowiedzią |
| I never mail back those reply cards that come in magazines. |
| report card n | (written assessment of school pupil) | świadectwo n |
| The grades on his report card were excellent. |
| score card n | (sport: card for recording results) | tabela wyników ż + m, l.mn. |
| The golfer was disqualified because he forgot to sign his score card. |
scratch card,
scratchcard n | UK (instant lottery ticket) | zdrapka ż |
| Henry was feeling lucky so he went to his local shop to buy a scratch card. |
| store card n | (customer credit card) | kredytowa karta klienta wyr. |
| store card n | (shop's loyalty or reward card) | karta klienta ż + m |
time card,
time-card n | (record of worker's arrival and departure) | karta kontrolna ż + przym. |
| trump card n | (playing card that gives an advantage) | atut m |
| karta atutowa ż + przym. |
| trump card n | figurative ([sth] that gives [sb] an advantage) (przenośny) | atut m |
| (przenośny) | karta atutowa ż + przym. |
| union card n | (labour organization's membership card) | karta związkowa ż + przym. |
| When you join a trade union you will be given a union card. |
Valentine card,
Valentine's card n | (card given on 14th February) | walentynka ż |
Visa,
Visa card n | ® (credit card) (nazwa własna) | Visa ż |
| karta Visa ż + ż |
| Rachel paid for the flowers by Visa. |
| wild card n | (card game: substitute card) | dżoker, joker m |
| In this game, one-eyed jacks may be used as wild cards. |
| wild card n | figurative (computer code: substitute symbol) | znak wieloznaczny, symbol wieloznaczny m + przym. |
| The most commonly used wild card is the asterisk. |
| wild card n | figurative (unpredictable person or thing) | niewiadoma ż |
| This footballer is a bit of a wild card; his footwork is brilliant, but he'll often misjudge a tackle. |
