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Definition of picture card in English: picture cardnoun 1An illustrated card used in games or as a teaching aid. Example sentencesExamples - Therefore the objects are followed by picture cards which are also manipulated and sorted, and then pictures are associated with more traditional worksheets.
- But if we were to take a deck of cards, remove the picture cards and deal them out to each player to be used for movement instead of a die; play will be a little different; a little improved if you will.
- Throw in a mode in which you can collect picture cards for achieving certain challenges in the game and you've even got a nice bit of variety.
- Get a deck of cards, deface a picture card (preferably the Jack of Hearts or Queen of Clubs) with felt tip or crayon or whatever so it looks silly.
- Animals on the list were represented on picture cards and plants on written name cards.
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another term for court card Example sentencesExamples - In each suit there are normally three picture cards - a king, a horseman and a jack or maid - and some numeral cards.
- Cards remaining in hand are worth penalty points: jokers are worth 25, picture cards 10, and other cards face value.
- The cards have values as follows: picture cards count 10 points, aces count 1 point and other cards count face value.
- The counting cards are the highest and lowest trumps and the picture cards in the suits.
- Discarding a picture card of a suit warns your partner not to lead that suit.
Definition of picture card in US English: picture cardnounˈpik(t)SHər ˌkärd 1An illustrated card, used especially in games. Example sentencesExamples - Throw in a mode in which you can collect picture cards for achieving certain challenges in the game and you've even got a nice bit of variety.
- But if we were to take a deck of cards, remove the picture cards and deal them out to each player to be used for movement instead of a die; play will be a little different; a little improved if you will.
- Animals on the list were represented on picture cards and plants on written name cards.
- Therefore the objects are followed by picture cards which are also manipulated and sorted, and then pictures are associated with more traditional worksheets.
- Get a deck of cards, deface a picture card (preferably the Jack of Hearts or Queen of Clubs) with felt tip or crayon or whatever so it looks silly.
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another term for face card Example sentencesExamples - In each suit there are normally three picture cards - a king, a horseman and a jack or maid - and some numeral cards.
- The cards have values as follows: picture cards count 10 points, aces count 1 point and other cards count face value.
- The counting cards are the highest and lowest trumps and the picture cards in the suits.
- Cards remaining in hand are worth penalty points: jokers are worth 25, picture cards 10, and other cards face value.
- Discarding a picture card of a suit warns your partner not to lead that suit.
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