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Definition of business card in English: business cardnoun A small card printed with one's name, occupation, business address, etc. Example sentencesExamples - Every single one of them has left a business card as they've gone through.
- Have you consented by giving someone a business card with your email address on it?
- Like most foreigners in China on my business card I have a name spelled out in Chinese characters.
- His name was Mr. Kayano, and he remembered my name from a business card I had given him at the temple.
- After discussing systems with her, she gave me a business card - only her name wasn't on it.
- The white card was the same size as the average business card and had what looked like a cell phone number written clearly in black in the middle.
- He also scribbled a name and cellphone number on a business card and handed it to her.
- Doncheva returned the smile, and gave her business card to the woman's seven-year-old child.
- My brother came home today and handed me over a business card.
- He produces a business card bearing his name printed on imitation wood stock.
- One of the keys to networking is the business card, and Rezac suggests you always have at least seven of them on you.
- I'd rather ask for a business card and say I will phone them when I have had time to think about it.
- She couldn't recall what the R. in my name stood for and got out the business card I got her.
- He explained in great detail the catering options and prices and gave me his business card, as well.
- It is the size of a business card, it carries 1,000 songs and it has been flying off the shelves in US pre-orders.
- Despite never handing out a business card, he has designed more than 50 homes over the past 10 years.
- He reached under his side of the counter and pulled out a ticket with Ron's name, a key and a business card.
- The receptionist nodded as she jotted down a name and telephone number on the back of a business card.
- She slips a business card into his pocket and walks out of the bar.
- Reaching into his wallet he pulls out a business card and hands it to me.
Synonyms identification, id, credentials, papers
Definition of business card in US English: business cardnounˈbɪznɪs ˌkɑrd A small card printed with one's name, professional occupation, company position, business address, and other contact information. Example sentencesExamples - He explained in great detail the catering options and prices and gave me his business card, as well.
- His name was Mr. Kayano, and he remembered my name from a business card I had given him at the temple.
- He reached under his side of the counter and pulled out a ticket with Ron's name, a key and a business card.
- Have you consented by giving someone a business card with your email address on it?
- I'd rather ask for a business card and say I will phone them when I have had time to think about it.
- She couldn't recall what the R. in my name stood for and got out the business card I got her.
- One of the keys to networking is the business card, and Rezac suggests you always have at least seven of them on you.
- Reaching into his wallet he pulls out a business card and hands it to me.
- He also scribbled a name and cellphone number on a business card and handed it to her.
- He produces a business card bearing his name printed on imitation wood stock.
- Doncheva returned the smile, and gave her business card to the woman's seven-year-old child.
- Like most foreigners in China on my business card I have a name spelled out in Chinese characters.
- After discussing systems with her, she gave me a business card - only her name wasn't on it.
- Every single one of them has left a business card as they've gone through.
- The white card was the same size as the average business card and had what looked like a cell phone number written clearly in black in the middle.
- My brother came home today and handed me over a business card.
- It is the size of a business card, it carries 1,000 songs and it has been flying off the shelves in US pre-orders.
- Despite never handing out a business card, he has designed more than 50 homes over the past 10 years.
- The receptionist nodded as she jotted down a name and telephone number on the back of a business card.
- She slips a business card into his pocket and walks out of the bar.
Synonyms identification, id, credentials, papers
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