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frytki
I. chip [tʃɪp] N
1. chip:
chips pl FOOD Brit
frytki fpl
chipsy mpl
2. chip COMPUT:
chip
3. chip (piece):
chip of wood
chip of glass
chip of metal
4. chip (in crockery):
chip
5. chip (counter):
chip
Phrases:
when the chips are down Brit inf
II. chip <-pp-> [tʃɪp] VB trans
1. chip cup, plate:
chip
wyszczerbiać [perf wyszczerbić]
2. chip bone, tooth:
chip
III. chip <-pp-> [tʃɪp] VB intr
1. chip cup, plate:
chip
wyszczerbiać [perf wyszczerbić] się
2. chip paint:
chip
odpadać [perf odpaść]
OpenDict entry
chip N
blue-chip company finance
blue-chip N ECON
chip away VB intr
to chip away at sth
podkopywać [perf podkopać] coś
to chip away at sth
nadwątlać [perf nadwątlić] coś
chip in VB intr inf
1. chip in (interrupt):
chip in
wtrącać [perf wtrącić] się
2. chip in (give money):
chip in
dorzucać [perf dorzucić] się
chip card N ECON, COMPUT
chip card
chip-pan N Brit
chip-pan
chip shop N Brit inf
chip shop
silicon chip N COMPUT, ELEC
silicon chip
OpenDict entry
chip in VB
chip in (contribute) inf
zrzucać się imperf inf
chip in (contribute) inf
składać się imperf inf
Present
Ichip
youchip
he/she/itchips
wechip
youchip
theychip
Past
Ichipped
youchipped
he/she/itchipped
wechipped
youchipped
theychipped
Present Perfect
Ihavechipped
youhavechipped
he/she/ithaschipped
wehavechipped
youhavechipped
theyhavechipped
Past Perfect
Ihadchipped
youhadchipped
he/she/ithadchipped
wehadchipped
youhadchipped
theyhadchipped
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That's when merchants must update in-store payment terminals to accept chip card transactions.
www.computerworld.com
Cards typically have a barcode or magstripe that can be easily scanned, some are chip cards or proximity cards.
en.wikipedia.org
The blog adds that paying with a chip card will take a few seconds longer than with a mag-stripe card.
www.computerworld.com.au
As cards expire, the banks have to issue the chip card with even greater encryption.
www.theglobeandmail.com
Retailers can still accept swiped card transactions and won't be liable for fraudulent charges if the consumer hasn't received a chip card yet.
www.esmmagazine.com