SMART CARD - английски-италиански превод

В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

smart card [Brit, Am ˈsmɑrt ˌkɑrd] СЪЩ

smart card ИНФОРМ, ИКОН

carta f di credito

smart card ИНФОРМ, ИКОН

tessera f a memoria magnetica

В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

I. smart [Brit smɑːt, Am smɑrt] ПРИЛ

1. smart (elegant):

smart

elegante, alla moda

to look smart

avere un aspetto elegante

you're looking very smart today

sei molto elegante oggi

2. smart разг:

smart (intelligent) child

sveglio

smart decision

intelligente

smart (shrewd) politician, journalist

dritto

to be smart at doing

essere bravo a fare

it was definitely the smart choice

è stata sicuramente la scelta migliore

he's a smart kid разг

è un ragazzino sveglio

would he be smart enough to spot the error?

sarebbe così bravo da trovare l'errore?

if you're smart you'll book in advance

se sei furbo, prenoti in anticipo

are you trying to be smart?

stai cercando di fare il furbo?

you think it's smart to smoke

credi che fumare sia furbo or intelligente?

he thinks he's so smart

si crede tanto furbo

3. smart restaurant, hotel, street:

smart

chic, alla moda

the smart set

il bel mondo

4. smart (stinging):

smart rebuke, retort

pungente, secco, tagliente

a smart blow

un gran or bel colpo

5. smart (brisk):

to set off, walk at a smart pace

partire, camminare di buon passo

that was smart work!

è stato presto fatto!

6. smart ИНФОРМ:

smart system, terminal

intelligente

II. smart [Brit smɑːt, Am smɑrt] СЪЩ (pain)

smart

dolore м acuto also прен

smart

bruciore м also прен

III. smart [Brit smɑːt, Am smɑrt] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. smart graze, cut, cheeks:

smart

bruciare, fare male

his eyes were smarting from the smoke

gli bruciavano gli occhi per il fumo

her cheek smarted from the slap

la guancia le bruciava per lo schiaffo

2. smart (emotionally):

smart прен

soffrire, essere punto sul vivo

he smarted under or at the insult

soffrì per l'insulto

they are smarting over or from their defeat

la sconfitta gli brucia ancora

I. card¹ [Brit kɑːd, Am kɑrd] СЪЩ

1. card СПОРТ:

card (for correspondence, greetings, business etc.)

biglietto м

card (postcard)

cartolina f (postale)

card (for indexing)

scheda f

card (of referee)

cartellino м

card (at races)

programma м

card (in golf)

carta f del punteggio

membership, library card

tessera di associazione, della biblioteca

Christmas, birthday card

biglietto natalizio, di compleanno

business card

biglietto da visita

2. card GAMES:

card

carta f da gioco

to play cards

giocare a carte

a pack of cards

un mazzo di carte

one's last card прен

l'ultima carta

one's strongest card прен

la (propria) carta migliore

to play the race, law and order card прен

giocare la carta della razza, della legalità e dell'ordine

3. card Brit (person):

card arch, разг

tipo м eccentrico

card arch, разг

sagoma f

4. card ИНФОРМ:

card

scheda f

II. card¹ [Brit kɑːd, Am kɑrd] ГЛАГ прх

1. card:

card

schedare, annotare su schede, cartellini

2. card Am:

card

= obbligare un cliente a esibire un documento d'identità per potere consumare alcolici nei bar

III. card¹ [Brit kɑːd, Am kɑrd]

a card up one's sleeve

un asso nella manica

it is on the cards that … Brit , it is in the cards that … Am

è (molto) probabile che …

they think an election is on or in the cards

pensano che molto probabilmente ci sarà un'elezione

to get or be given one's cards Brit rare, разг

essere licenziato

to hold all the cards

avere tutte le carte in mano

to play one's cards right

giocare bene le proprie carte

I. card² [Brit kɑːd, Am kɑrd] СЪЩ (for wool)

card (comb)

scardasso м

card (machine)

cardatrice f

card (machine)

carda f

II. card² [Brit kɑːd, Am kɑrd] ГЛАГ прх (comb)

card wool, hemp

scardassare, cardare

в PONS речника

smart card СЪЩ ИНФОРМ

smart card

tessera f elettronica

в PONS речника

I. smart [smɑ:rt] ПРИЛ

1. smart (clever):

smart

intelligente

to make a smart move

fare una mossa intelligente

to be too smart for sb

essere troppo intelligente per qu

2. smart (elegant):

smart

elegante

3. smart (quick):

smart

rapido, -a

to do sth at a smart pace

fare qc a ritmo sostenuto

II. smart [smɑ:rt] ГЛАГ нпрх

smart

bruciare

my eyes smart

mi bruciano gli occhi

III. smart [smɑ:rt] СЪЩ

smart

bruciore м

I. card¹ [kɑ:rd] СЪЩ

1. card (birthday, Christmas, etc.):

card

biglietto м (d'auguri)

2. card:

card GAMES, a. FIN

carta f

pack of cards

mazzo м di carte

to play cards

giocare a carte

3. card (proof of identity):

card

documento м

membership card

tessera f dei soci

4. card a. ИНФОРМ:

card

scheda f

5. card СПОРТ (program):

card

programma м

6. card (index card):

card

scheda f

7. card разг:

card

tipo м bizzarro

Phrases:

to have a card up one's sleeve

avere un asso nella manica

to put one's cards on the table

mettere le carte in tavola

to play one's cards right

giocare bene le proprie carte

to be in the cards

essere destino

II. card¹ [kɑ:rd] ГЛАГ прх разг

card

chiedere i documenti

I. card² [kɑ:rd] СЪЩ

card

cardatrice f

II. card² [kɑ:rd] ГЛАГ прх

card

cardare

Present

I	smart
you	smart
he/she/it	smarts
we	smart
you	smart
they	smart

Past

I	smarted
you	smarted
he/she/it	smarted
we	smarted
you	smarted
they	smarted

Present Perfect

I	have	smarted
you	have	smarted
he/she/it	has	smarted
we	have	smarted
you	have	smarted
they	have	smarted

Past Perfect

I	had	smarted
you	had	smarted
he/she/it	had	smarted
we	had	smarted
you	had	smarted
they	had	smarted

едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

Both are smart, shaded spots for an alfresco lunch.

www.telegraph.co.uk

He is smart, rich, skillful and respected, but remains detached from most people because of his busy lifestyle.

en.wikipedia.org

He is very smart, with a knack for gadgets.

en.wikipedia.org

Service providers that introduce high-function smart phone applications and online tools that interface with plan design and current and historical claims processing are becoming increasingly valued in today's information-crazed society.

www.benefitscanada.com

She was funny and smart, petite and pretty -- a glamour girl of her time.

www.nydailynews.com