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f card( formulario) formscheda elettorale ballot (paper)information technology scheda grafica graphics cardscheda telefonica phonecard* * *scheda s.f.1 card; file; ( modulo) form; ( tabella) schedule, chart: le schede di un catalogo, di un archivio, the cards of a catalogue, of a file; scheda telefonica, phonecard; scheda di valutazione, ( a scuola) report card; scheda segnaletica, police record (o file); scheda personale, personal file; scheda presenze, attendance card; (amm.) partitario a schede, card ledger // (econ.): scheda di mercato, market schedule; scheda di controllo di qualità, della produzione, quality, production control card // (inform.): scheda perforata, punched (o tab o unit record) card; scheda dati, meccanografica, data card; scheda matrice, master card; scheda madre, motherboard; scheda audio, sound card; scheda grafica, graphics card; scheda video, videocard // (tv) scheda di accesso, ( per canali criptati) viewing card2 ( elettorale) vote, voting paper, ballot (paper): il computo delle schede, count; scheda bianca, nulla, blank, void voting paper3 ( di giornale) inset.* * *['skɛda]sostantivo femminile1) (di schedario) index card2) (elettorale) ballot (paper), voting paper3) (modulo) form4) (breve testo descrittivo) file, dossier5) (in biblioteca) call slip6) inform. board, card•scheda audio — inform. sound card
scheda di espansione — inform. expansion board o card
scheda grafica — inform. graphics adapter o card
scheda madre — inform. motherboard, mainboard
scheda di valutazione — scol. progress report
scheda video — inform. video card
* * *scheda/'skεda/sostantivo f.1 (di schedario) index card2 (elettorale) ballot (paper), voting paper3 (modulo) form4 (breve testo descrittivo) file, dossier5 (in biblioteca) call slip6 inform. board, cardscheda audio inform. sound card; scheda bianca blank vote; scheda di espansione inform. expansion board o card; scheda grafica inform. graphics adapter o card; scheda madre inform. motherboard, mainboard; scheda magnetica card key; scheda nulla spoiled ballot paper; scheda pratica card with practical hints; scheda perforata punch card; scheda telefonica phonecard; scheda di valutazione scol. progress report; scheda video inform. video card.
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