icard
noun as in strong fondness
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Example:The icard I used to access the building has both contact and contactless functions.
Definition:A small card with an embedded integrated circuit for storing information and performing calculations.
Example:Many people use icards for their convenience when shopping, as they can be topped up easily.
Definition:A card that can be loaded with a certain amount of money in advance to pay for goods and services.
Example:The icard I have is a contact chip type, which I can use to access my bank account.
Definition:A chip in a card that allows the card to be read or written to via electromagnetic fields.
Example:The icard I use for my identification is also my library card.
Definition:A card that contains personal information and serves as official identification.
Example:My icard allows me to swipe in and out of the company building without using a key.
Definition:A card used by employees to access facilities and services provided by an employer.
Example:The icard I keep in my wallet is the one that records my medical history and acquaints with my health insurance details.
Definition:A card that provides information about an individual's health and can be used to access healthcare services.
Example:I use my icard on the subway, and the smartphone app can top it up with enough balance for my rides.
Definition:A card that is used to pay for public transportation fare.
Example:The icard was convenient for making online purchases without having to provide my bank details directly.
Definition:A card used for making payments, including credit cards and debit cards.
Example:My icard allows me to access the library's exclusive reading room.
Definition:A card that grants access to specific areas or services, such as building access or a membership benefit.
Example:The icard I use on my smartphone for payments is a contactless card that can be scanned without touching a machine.
Definition:A card that can be read by a device without physical contact, using electromagnetic fields.
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