tarjeta
card
Reviewed by: David WestfallCofounder
Any small stiff card, whether you write on it, send it, or pay with it
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Target
the store
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noun suffix
Tarjeta means card and sounds like the English word Target0 with a Spanish ending. Think of a Target-brand card, like a gift card or credit card.
tarjeta
card
A small stiff rectangle of card stock, printed or written on and handed to someone.
Me dio su tarjeta al final de la reuniónHe gave me his card at the end of the meeting
Escribí el nombre de cada invitado en una tarjetaI wrote each guest's name on a card
card, greeting card, postcard (sent as a message)
The card you write a message on and send to someone, like a birthday card or holiday card.
Le mandé una tarjeta por su cumpleañosI sent her a card for her birthday
Compré una tarjeta postal del museoI bought a postcard from the museum
card, credit card, gift card (payment)
The plastic card you pay with, or the one that holds a balance at a store.
¿Puedo pagar con tarjeta?Can I pay by card?
Perdí mi tarjeta de crédito en el taxiI lost my credit card in the taxi
card (sports)
In soccer, the colored card a referee holds up to warn or eject a player.
El árbitro le sacó una tarjeta amarillaThe referee showed him a yellow card
Se fue del partido con tarjeta rojaHe left the match with a red card
card, board (computing)
A flat circuit board or memory chip that slots into a device, named for its size and shape.
Necesito una tarjeta de memoria para la cámaraI need a memory card for the camera
La tarjeta gráfica de esta computadora es muy viejaThe graphics card in this computer is very old