card

card
Ⅰ.
card1 [{{t}}kɑ:d]
1 noun
(a) (for game) carte f;
how about a game of cards? et si on jouait aux cartes?;
to play cards jouer aux cartes;
{{}}figurative{{}} to play one's cards right mener bien son jeu ou sa barque, bien se débrouiller;
play your cards right and you could get promoted si tu te débrouilles bien, tu peux avoir une promotion;
to play one's best or strongest or trump card jouer sa carte maîtresse;
I still have a couple of cards up my sleeve j'ai encore quelques atouts dans mon jeu;
to keep one's cards close to one's chest cacher son jeu;
to hold all the (winning or best) cards avoir tous les atouts dans son jeu ou en main;
to lay or to place one's cards on the table jouer cartes sur table;
it was {{}}British{{}} on or {{}}American{{}} in the cards that the project would fail il était dit ou prévisible que le projet échouerait
(b) (with written information → gen) carte f; (→ for business) carte f (de visite); (→ for index) fiche f; (→ for membership) carte f de membre ou d'adhérent; (→ for library) carte f (d'abonnement); (postcard) carte f (postale); (programme) programme m;
here's my card voici ma carte;
we received a card inviting us to their wedding nous avons reçu un carton ou une carte d'invitation pour leur mariage
(c) (cardboard) carton m
(d) {{}}familiar{{}} {{}}old-fashioned{{}} (person) plaisantin m;
he's a card! c'est un marrant ou un rigolo!
(e) {{}}Golf{{}} carte f du parcours; {{}}Sport{{}} (list of races) programme m des courses
(f) {{}}Computing{{}} (circuit board) cartet f
2 transitive verb
(a) (information) ficher, mettre sur fiche
(b) {{}}American{{}} (ask for identity card) demander sa carte (d'identité) à
(c) {{}}Golf{{}} (score) marquer
3 compound-forming noun
{{}}Finance{{}} (payment, transaction) par carte
4 cards plural noun
{{}}British{{}} (idioms)
to ask for one's cards quitter son travail;
to get one's cards être mis à la porte;
the boss gave him his cards le patron l'a renvoyé
►► card catalogue fichier m (de bibliothèque);
card counting = mémorisation des cartes qui tombent pendant une partie pour augmenter ses chances de gagner;
card file fichier m;
card game jeu m de cartes;
card holder (of club, political party) membre m, adhérent(e) m,f; (of library) abonné(e) m,f; (of credit card) titulaire mf;
card index fichier m;
card key carte-clé f;
{{}}American{{}} card member titulaire mf;
{{}}Computing{{}} card slot emplacement m pour carte;
card table table f de jeu;
card trick tour m de cartes;
{{}}British{{}} card vote vote m sur carte (chaque voix représentant le nombre de voix d'adhérents représentés)
Ⅱ.
card2
{{}}Textiles{{}}
1 noun
carde f
2 transitive verb
carder

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