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Meanings of phone card in English

A card that is used instead of cash to make telephone calls.

Synonyms
Examples for "calling card"
Examples for "calling card"
1
It's not as if he would leave a calling card, you know.
Time After Time
2
He no longer had a calling card-thatwas so quaint, so nineties.
Storm Front
3
I offered the father my calling card, and he gave me his.
The Elephant Vanishes
4
Between seeing the calling card and opening the door, Ohm's hangover vanished.
Dayworld
5
This defeat, though, is hardly a good calling card for the main job.
The Guardian
Usage of phone card in English
1
I just have to wait for my new phone card, that's all.'
Last night another soldier...
2
Some cash is in it, the hotel key card, a phone card.
Kafka on the Shore
3
Sadia, do you have any more credit on your phone card?
The way of the world
4
He paused before entering it to take a phone card from his wallet.
RING
5
Ben had stepped out earlier and bought a phone card.
Watch them die
6
Prisoners are being given a $5 phone card each week until visits resume.
Radio NZ
7
One inmate had assaulted a prisoner because he thought someone had stolen a phone card.
Radio NZ
8
Maybe the Squidgy mobile phone card will be next.
The Irish Times
9
I have a phone card you can borrow.
Burned
10
The phone card goes in your wallet.
The Apocalypse Codex
11
Ando started to say, but heard a beep signaling that Miyashita's phone card was about to run out.
Spiral
12
He took out a phone card and went over to them, thinking to dial Mai's number one last time.
Spiral
13
Where was my phone card?
The lost girls: three friends. four continents. one unconvention...
14
Fouad was right behind him, and somehow, Fouad had his phone card out and quickly dialed in his access code.
Quantico
15
I didn't mind walking down the street to buy a phone card from one of the minimarts near the beach.
The lost girls: three friends. four continents. one unconvention...
16
Added value is the US Bus phone card which gives you a voicemail number for the Mammy to call with messages.
The Irish Times