credit card in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for credit card in the English»Spanish Dictionary

credit card N

credit card

tarjeta f de crédito

Translations for credit card in the English»Spanish Dictionary

honor credit card/signature

aceptar

accept credit card/check

aceptar

skim credit card/debit card

clonar

to pay by credit card

pagar con tarjeta de crédito

Translations for credit card in the Spanish»English Dictionary

tarjeta de crédito

credit card

tarjetera

credit card holder

tarjetera

credit card wallet

tarjetero

credit card wallet

tarjetero

credit card holder

Translations for credit card in the English»Spanish Dictionary

card¹ [Am kɑrd, Brit kɑːd] N

1.1. card C:

card (for identification, access)

tarjeta f

card (business card)

tarjeta (de visita)

card (credit card)

tarjeta (de crédito)

to show sb the yellow/red card (in soccer)

mostrarle la tarjeta amarilla/roja a alguien

to ask for one's cards Brit inf

renunciar

to give sb their cards Brit inf

echar a alguien

to give sb their cards Brit inf

darle la patada a alguien inf

1.2. card C:

greeting card

tarjeta f (de felicitaciones)

birthday/sympathy card

tarjeta de cumpleaños/de pésame

1.3. card C:

index card

ficha f

card catalog/index

fichero m

card punch

perforadora f de tarjetas

card reader

lectora f de tarjetas perforadas

1.4. card C (postcard):

card

postal f

card

tarjeta f postal

1.5. card C (for collecting):

card

cromo m

card

estampa f Mex

card

lámina f And

card

figurita f RioPl

1.6. card C (program) SPORTS:

card

programa m

2. card U (thin cardboard):

card

cartulina f

3.1. card C (playing card):

card

carta f

card

naipe m

card

baraja f AmC Col Mex RioPl Ven

a deck or Brit pack of cards

una baraja

a deck or Brit pack of cards

un mazo esp LatAm

to play a high/low card

jugar una carta alta/baja

to be in or Brit on the cards, it was in or on the cards that something like this would happen

se veía venir or era seguro que iba a pasar algo así

to lay or put one's cards on the table

poner las cartas boca arriba or sobre la mesa

to play one's cards right

jugar bien sus (or mis etc.) cartas

3.2. card <cards, pl >:

to play cards

jugar a las cartas

to play cards

jugar cartas Col

to win/lose at cards

ganar/perder a las cartas

lucky at cards, unlucky in love

afortunado en el juego, desafortunado en amores or en el amor

4. card C (funny person) inf, dated:

he's a card

es muy cómico

he's a card

es un plato LatAm inf

5. card C COMPUT:

card

tarjeta f de expansión

See also sleeve, chest

sleeve [Am sliv, Brit sliːv] N

1. sleeve (of garment):

sleeve

manga f

long/short sleeves

mangas fpl largas/cortas

to roll up one's sleeves

arremangarse

to have sth up one's sleeve inf

tener algo planeado

to keep sth up one's sleeve

reservarse un recurso

I'm sure she's got a trick up her sleeve

estoy seguro de que algo se trae entre manos

I still have a card up my sleeve

todavía no me he jugado la última carta

I still have a card up my sleeve

todavía me queda una baza

observe, ladies and gentlemen, there is nothing up my sleeves

como ven, damas y caballeros, nada por aquí, nada por allá

to laugh up one's sleeve

reírse disimuladamente de alguien

they were laughing up their sleeves at us

entre ellos se reían de nosotros

2. sleeve (of record):

sleeve Brit

funda f

sleeve Brit

carátula f

inner sleeve

funda f interior

3. sleeve TECH:

sleeve

manguito m

chest [Am tʃɛst, Brit tʃɛst] N

1. chest ANAT:

chest

pecho m

to have a weak chest

tener problemas respiratorios

to get sth off one's chest

desahogarse contando/confesando algo

to play or keep one's cards close to one's chest

no soltar prenda inf

chest pains

dolores mpl de pecho

chest specialist

especialista mf de las vías respiratorias

2. chest (box):

chest

arcón m

3.1. chest Am (treasury):

chest

tesorería f

3.2. chest Am (funds):

chest

fondos mpl

I.card² [Am kɑrd, Brit kɑːd] VB trans (disentangle)

card fibres

cardar

II.card² [Am kɑrd, Brit kɑːd] N (for disentangling fibres)

card

carda f

I.credit [Am ˈkrɛdət, Brit ˈkrɛdɪt] N

1.1. credit FIN U (in store):

credit

crédito m

to give credit

vender a crédito

to buy sth on credit

comprar algo a crédito

unlimited/interest-free credit

crédito ilimitado/sin intereses

“sorry, no credit”

“no se fía”

attr credit sales

ventas fpl a crédito

1.2. credit FIN U (in banking):

if your account is in credit …

si está en números negros …

if your account is in credit …

si tiene fondos en su cuenta …

to keep one's account in credit

mantener un saldo positivo

you have $200 to your credit

tiene un saldo de 200 dólares

attr credit balance

saldo m positivo

credit memorandum or Brit note (between companies)

nota f de crédito

credit memorandum or Brit note (given by store)

vale m de devolución

1.3. credit FIN C (on balance sheet):

credit

saldo m acreedor

credit

saldo m a favor

credit entry

abono m

credit entry

asiento m de abono

on the credit side

en el haber

2. credit U (honor, recognition):

credit

mérito m

the police emerged with credit

la policía salió airosa

credit for sth for that, the credit must go to Bob

en cuanto a eso, el mérito es de Bob

she deserves some credit for trying

merece que se le reconozca el mérito de haberlo intentado

I got no credit for it

no me lo reconocieron

she always gets the credit

es ella la que siempre se lleva los laureles

he's brighter than I gave him credit for

es más listo de lo que yo lo creía

Jim must take the credit for the excellent organization

la excelente organización es obra de Jim

to take the credit away from sb

quitarle or restarle méritos a alguien

your children are a credit to you

te puedes enorgullecer de tus hijos

your children are a credit to you

puedes estar orgulloso de tus hijos

it is to his credit that he admitted his mistake

habla mucho en su favor el hecho de que haya admitido su error

to her credit, she's very modest

dicho sea en su honor, es muy modesta

the results do credit to the school

los resultados hablan muy bien del colegio or (le) hacen honor al colegio

the work would do credit to a professional

hasta un profesional podría enorgullecerse del trabajo

credit where it's due, she's a good cook

en honor a la verdad, hay que reconocer que cocina muy bien

3.1. credit UNIV C (for study):

credit

crédito m (unidad de valor de una asignatura dentro de un programa de estudios)

3.2. credit UNIV C (grade):

credit

≈ notable m

4.1. credit <credits, pl > (in movies, television, etc):

credit

créditos mpl

credit

rótulos mpl (de crédito)

4.2. credit <credits, pl > (achievements):

credit

logros mpl

5. credit U (belief):

credit liter

crédito m

to give credit to sth

dar crédito a algo

II.credit [Am ˈkrɛdət, Brit ˈkrɛdɪt] VB trans

1. credit sum/funds:

to credit sth to sth

abonar or ingresar algo en algo

account/person to credit sth/sb with sth $2, 000 will be credited to your account, we will credit your account with $2, 000

abonaremos or ingresaremos 2.000 dólares en su cuenta

2.1. credit (ascribe to):

to credit sb with sth/-ing I'd credited you with more common sense

te creía con más sentido común

please, credit me with some intelligence

reconóceme algo de inteligencia, por favor

they are credited with having invented the game

se les atribuye la invención del juego

who would have credited her with being a diplomat?

¿quién hubiera creído que era diplomática?

2.2. credit (believe):

credit

creer

credit

dar crédito a

can you credit it?

¿te lo puedes creer?

can you credit it?

¿no te parece increíble?

credit card in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for credit card in the English»Spanish Dictionary

credit card N

credit card

tarjeta f de crédito

Translations for credit card in the English»Spanish Dictionary

they will accept this credit card in France, won't they?

aceptarán esta tarjeta de crédito en Francia, ¿no?

Translations for credit card in the Spanish»English Dictionary

tarjeta de crédito

credit card

Translations for credit card in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.card¹ [kɑ:d, Am kɑ:rd] N

1. card no pl a. FIN, COMPUT:

card

tarjeta f

2. card (postcard):

card

postal f

3. card GAMES:

card

carta f

card

naipe m

pack of cards

baraja f

to play cards

jugar a las cartas

4. card SPORTS (programme):

card

programa m

5. card (index card):

card

ficha f

6. card (proof of identity):

card

carnet m

membership card

carnet de socio

7. card Brit inf:

to give sb his/her cards

echar a alguien

to get one's cards

ser despedido

Phrases:

to hold one's cards close to one's chest

no soltar prenda

to have a card up one's sleeve

tener un as en la manga

to put one's cards on the table

poner las cartas sobre la mesa

to have all the cards

controlar la situación

to hold all the cards

tener todas las de ganar

to play one's cards right

jugar bien sus cartas

II.card¹ [kɑ:d, Am kɑ:rd] VB trans Am inf

card

pedir la documentación

card² [kɑ:d, Am kɑ:rd] N inf

card

cómico(-a) m (f)

card

persona f chusca

I.card³ [kɑ:d, Am kɑ:rd] N

card

carda f

II.card³ [kɑ:d, Am kɑ:rd] VB trans

card

cardar

I.credit [ˈkredɪt] N

1. credit (belief):

credit

crédito m

to give credit to sth/ab

dar crédito a algo/alguien

2. credit:

credit (honour)

honor m

credit (recognition)

mérito m

to be a credit to sb

ser un orgullo [o honor] para alguien

to sb's credit

en favor de alguien

to take (the) credit for sth

atribuirse el mérito de algo

to give credit where credit's due

dar el honor a quien le corresponda

3. credit FIN:

credit

crédito m

to buy sth on credit

comprar algo a plazos

to give sb credit

abrir crédito a alguien

4. credit no pl COMM:

credit

haber m

to be in credit Brit

tener saldo positivo

5. credit pl CINE:

credit

títulos m pl de crédito

credit

créditos m pl

II.credit [ˈkredɪt] VB trans

1. credit (believe):

credit

creer

2. credit FIN:

to credit sb with 2000 euros

abonar 2000 euros en cuenta a alguien

3. credit (attribute):

he is credited with ...

se le atribuye...

card N

User Entry

to be on the cards (that)

ser probable (que)

to be in the cards (that) Am

ser probable (que)

it's quite on/in the cards that...

se ve venir que...

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

To continue playing after the initial 30 days, additional play time must be purchased using a credit card or prepaid game card.

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Since 1998, the driving licence has been issued in a credit card format; before then it was included in the holder's national identity document.

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The shopping service uses licensed security technology to protect credit card numbers from electronic theft.

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The agent remains on the phone and customers enter their credit card information directly into the customer relationship management software using their phones.

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The library also has magnetic strips on the back of their library cards, much like a credit card.

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Sites have gone so far as to allow users to add their credit card number so their purchases are automatically checked in.

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She ends up cutting up the credit card to keep things from disappearing but it's too late.

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Included in the information breached and portions made public were usernames, e-mail addresses, passwords, credit card numbers and expiration dates.

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Her credit card was reportedly used at noon of that day.

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Alternative names for this form factor include credit card, hockey rink, and wallet-size.

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