cash card

IPA/ˈkæʃ kɑːd/
IPA/ˈkæʃ kɑːrd/

cash card — noun

1. a plastic card from your bank that lets you pull cash out of a machine (also cal

1.名詞B1
釋義

a plastic card from your bank that lets you pull cash out of a machine (also called an ATM)

例句

Mei-Ling used her cash card to withdraw money for the weekend market.

collocation: use a cash card to withdraw money

The ATM swallowed Joaquín's cash card after he entered the wrong PIN three times.

同義詞
  • ATM card

    very similar, though 'ATM card' is the broader and more common term in American English

  • bank card

    a wider term that can also mean a debit or credit card issued by a bank

用法筆記

Distinguish from a debit card: a cash card usually only lets you withdraw cash from an ATM, while a debit card can also be used to pay for goods in shops and online.

常見錯誤

❌I paid for my shopping with my cash card.
✅I paid for my shopping with my debit card.
💡a cash card is mainly for taking money out of a cash machine; a debit card is what you use to pay for things in shops.