cards
- noun
- /kɑrdz/
- Jargon
- SO YOU’RE THE ONE THAT MAKES THE CARDS. >> YEAH.
We can put little cards in YouTube videos.
- We can put little cards in YouTube videos.
Examples
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This means that each of these cards can just roll horizontally.
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And you can do annotations and they just introduced cards which are mobile friendly.
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So if we spread through the cards right now, let's go like this.
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So I'm going to lay these cards right down on the table right away.
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We can put little cards in YouTube videos.
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EACH ONE OF THESE DRAWERS IS STUFFED WITH LITTLE CARDS.
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On the app, each card contains a photo, a description, and a button to learn more.
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The website features interactive cards that users can swipe through to access different sections.
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In the latest update, developers added cards that display recent news articles on the home screen.
Synonyms
An online layout that shows items as small boxes with a picture and a little information
Idioms
- Informal
A plan or organization that seems strong but is actually weak and likely to fail
To not tell people your plans or feelings to get an advantage
- Informal
Suddenly fail completely because it is weak or badly built
- Informal
To tell someone they have lost their job or show the truth about their situation
Compounds
How Visual
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word cards for app elements borrows the same idea from the old Latin word charta, meaning 'paper', and from paper cards like a business card or an index card. A helpful way to remember digital cards is to think of them as small, rectangular pieces that 'hold' a picture, short text, and actions you can tap or swipe.