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card I [ka:d] n.,v. -n 1. kartë; credit card kartë krediti. 2. letër bixhozi. 3. pl. letra; lojë me letra. 4. kartëpostale. 5. kartë anëtarësie, teserë. 6. skedë. 7. kartelë. 8. firkarton. 9. fig. tip i këndshëm.● a card up one's sleeve plan rezervë; hold all the cards kam gjithçka nën kontroll; in/on the cards e sigurt, e shkruar; play one's cards well/right veproj me zgjuarësi, i luaj mirë letrat që kam në dorë; put cards on the table hap letrat; show one's cards zbuloj/tregoj planet e miacard II [ka:d] n.,v. tek. -n 1. krehëse; gërhanë. 2. furçë teli /-vt 1. lënur, kreh(leshin etj). 2. pastroj me furçë teli● card catalogue [ka:d 'kætëlog] n. skedar● card file [ka:d fail] n. skedar● card index ['ka:dindeks] n. skedar● card-index ['ka:dindeks] vt. skedoj; fus në skedar● card reader [ka:d 'ri:dë:] n. kmp. lexues letrash me bira● card table [ka:d 'teibël] n. tryezë bixhozi● card trick [ka:d trik] n. hile në letra* * *kartë; skedë; kreh
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