keycard in Japanese
keycard in Japanese is カードキー — keycard means a plastic card with a stored digital code, used instead of a metal key to open electronic locks, such as hotel room doors.
keycard in Japanese
カードキー
Pronounced: kādokī
A usually plastic card which stores a digital signature that is used to operate an electronic access control lock.
What does "keycard" mean?
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noun A plastic card with a stored digital code, used instead of a metal key to open electronic locks, such as hotel room doors.
"The hotel gave us two keycards for the room."
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keycard in a sentence
- The hotel gave us two keycards for the room.
- His keycard stopped working after it got too close to his phone.
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What is "keycard" in Japanese?
"keycard" in Japanese is カードキー. keycard means: A plastic card with a stored digital code, used instead of a metal key to open electronic locks, such as hotel room doors.
How do you pronounce カードキー?
"keycard" in Japanese is カードキー, pronounced "kādokī".
How do you use "keycard" in a sentence?
Example: "The hotel gave us two keycards for the room." In Japanese, "keycard" is カードキー.
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