D
Dicread
HomeDictionaryCcard

Note: The translation for this entry is currently under quality review. Some content is temporarily displayed in English only.

card

他動詞[C/U] 両方
複数形: cards過去形: carded過去分詞: carded現在分詞: carding

The word carries a strong association with structured information and boundaries. Whether it is a credit card, a business card, or a greeting card, the physical form suggests a portable, standardized piece of data or sentiment that is meant to be exchanged or stored. In a social sense, calling someone a card is a dated, whimsical expression. It suggests the person is a source of entertainment or an oddity, much like a wild card in a game, bringing an element of unpredictability to a conversation.

Countable when referring to individual physical objects like a postcard or a credit card. Uncountable when referring to the activity of card playing as a general hobby.

意味

名詞

A small, rectangular piece of stiff paper or plastic.

"He pulled a business card from his wallet."

名詞

A piece of plastic used as a payment method or identification.

"Please swipe your credit card."

名詞

A playing card used in games.

"The dealer dealt the ace of spades card."

名詞

A greeting sent on a special occasion.

"I sent her a birthday card."

名詞

A person who is eccentric or amusing.

"Old Uncle Leo is such a card."

他動詞
[something]

To comb through wool or cotton to prepare it for spinning.

"The artisan spent the afternoon carding raw wool."

Last Updated: May 27, 2026Report an Error