cash card nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di cash card nel dizionario inglese»italiano

cash card [ingl brit] SOST

cash card

tessera f

cash card

Bancomat® m

Traduzioni di cash card nel dizionario inglese»italiano

cash, credit card transaction

transazione in contanti, con carta di credito

Traduzioni di cash card nel dizionario italiano»inglese

bancomat

cash card

transazione in contanti, con carta di credito

cash, credit card transaction

Traduzioni di cash card nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.card¹ [ingl brit kɑːd, ingl am kɑrd] SOST

1. card SPORT:

card (for correspondence, greetings, business etc.)

biglietto m

card (postcard)

cartolina f (postale)

card (for indexing)

scheda f

card (of referee)

cartellino m

card (at races)

programma m

card (in golf)

carta f del punteggio

membership, library card

tessera di associazione, della biblioteca

Christmas, birthday card

biglietto natalizio, di compleanno

business card

biglietto da visita

2. card GIOCHI:

card

carta f da gioco

to play cards

giocare a carte

a pack of cards

un mazzo di carte

one's last card fig

l'ultima carta

one's strongest card fig

la (propria) carta migliore

to play the race, law and order card fig

giocare la carta della razza, della legalità e dell'ordine

3. card ingl brit (person):

card arc, colloq

tipo m eccentrico

card arc, colloq

sagoma f

4. card INFORM:

card

scheda f

II.card¹ [ingl brit kɑːd, ingl am kɑrd] VB vb trans

1. card:

card

schedare, annotare su schede, cartellini

2. card ingl am:

card

= obbligare un cliente a esibire un documento d'identità per potere consumare alcolici nei bar

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

a card up one's sleeve

un asso nella manica

it is on the cards that … ingl brit , it is in the cards that … ingl am

è (molto) probabile che …

they think an election is on or in the cards

pensano che molto probabilmente ci sarà un'elezione

to get or be given one's cards ingl brit raro, colloq

essere licenziato

to hold all the cards

avere tutte le carte in mano

to play one's cards right

giocare bene le proprie carte

I.card² [ingl brit kɑːd, ingl am kɑrd] SOST (for wool)

card (comb)

scardasso m

card (machine)

cardatrice f

card (machine)

carda f

II.card² [ingl brit kɑːd, ingl am kɑrd] VB vb trans (comb)

card wool, hemp

scardassare, cardare

I.cash [ingl brit kaʃ, ingl am kæʃ] SOST

1. cash (notes and coins):

cash

contanti mpl

cash

denaro m liquido

to pay in cash

pagare in contanti

£3, 000 (in) cash

3.000 sterline in contanti

to be paid cash in hand

essere pagato in contanti

I haven't got any cash on me

non ho denaro liquido con me

I haven't got any cash on me before sost advance, bid, offer, sale, terms, transaction

in contanti

I haven't got any cash on me discount

di cassa

I haven't got any cash on me price

a pronti

I haven't got any cash on me allowance, alternative, compensation, deposit, grant, sum, refund, prize

in denaro

2. cash (money in general):

cash

soldi mpl

cash

denaro m

to be short of cash

essere a corto di soldi

3. cash (immediate payment):

cash

pagamento m in contanti

will it be cash or credit?

si paga in contanti o con carta di credito (con assegno ecc.)?

discount for cash

sconto per pagamento in contanti

£50 cash in hand or cash down

50 sterline in contanti

II.cash [ingl brit kaʃ, ingl am kæʃ] VB vb trans

cash cheque:

cash

incassare, riscuotere

cash card nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di cash card nel dizionario italiano»inglese

bancomat

cash card

Traduzioni di cash card nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.card¹ [kɑ:rd] SOST

1. card (birthday, Christmas, etc.):

card

biglietto m (d'auguri)

2. card:

card GIOCHI, a. FIN

carta f

pack of cards

mazzo m di carte

to play cards

giocare a carte

3. card (proof of identity):

card

documento m

membership card

tessera f dei soci

4. card a. INFORM:

card

scheda f

5. card SPORT (program):

card

programma m

6. card (index card):

card

scheda f

7. card colloq:

card

tipo m bizzarro

locuzioni:

to have a card up one's sleeve

avere un asso nella manica

to put one's cards on the table

mettere le carte in tavola

to play one's cards right

giocare bene le proprie carte

to be in the cards

essere destino

II.card¹ [kɑ:rd] VB vb trans colloq

card

chiedere i documenti

I.card² [kɑ:rd] SOST

card

cardatrice f

II.card² [kɑ:rd] VB vb trans

card

cardare

I.cash [kæʃ] SOST

cash

(denaro m) contante m

cash in advance

pagamento m anticipato

to be strapped for cash colloq

essere al verde

II.cash [kæʃ] VB vb trans

cash

incassare

to cash sth in

riscuotere qc

to cash in (one's chips) colloq (die)

morire

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

The school wins 1,000 freshly-baked, healthy option muffins, as well as a $3,000 cash card.

www.voxy.co.nz

The firm designs, develops and implements state-of-the-art cash card management systems for libraries, university campuses, government departments, food service environments and other closed institutional settings.

www.digitaljournal.com

Smart cards can be very cheap (around ten cents) and contain proven security mechanisms (as used by financial institutions, like cash cards).

en.wikipedia.org

Most provide direct debit and standing order facilities and a cash card; some offer a debit card although many don't.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Asked by our reporter on the street, people freely admitted they bribed a politician to get a cash card.

www.dailymail.co.uk

It's not a cash card where you just take, take, take from it.

www.huffingtonpost.ca

At the end of a round, each player separates his cash cards from the rest and totals them.

en.wikipedia.org

Six per cent went on to say they would prefer to be without their cash card than their carefully edited make-up bag.

fashion.telegraph.co.uk

The processor on the smart card has an embedded operating system and can handle multiple applications such as a cash card, a pre-paid membership card, or an access control card.

en.wikipedia.org

If customers have passbook accounts only (with no cash card), such restrictions do not apply.

www.telegraph.co.uk