Usage of "calling card"

каталонский

испанский

A printed or written greeting that is left to indicate that you have visited.

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

Использование термина calling card на английском

It's not as if he would leave a calling card, you know. 
 Time After Time 

He no longer had a calling card-thatwas so quaint, so nineties. 
 Storm Front 

I offered the father my calling card, and he gave me his. 
 The Elephant Vanishes 

Between seeing the calling card and opening the door, Ohm's hangover vanished. 
 Dayworld 

This defeat, though, is hardly a good calling card for the main job. 
 The Guardian 

Indeed, anticipation remains the calling card of any genuine world class openside flanker. 
 The Guardian 

Don't give up. Consider it equal parts calling card and dance floor anthem. 
 Wired 

As invitations to visit a place go, the book is some calling card. 
 The Irish Times 

That's really his calling card and his meal ticket, she added. 
 Reuters 

In later years, large-scale site-specific drama became the company's calling card. 
 The Irish Times 

Then he felt it, something small and hard: Renford's calling card. 
 Avalon 

This is the calling card of the famous Austrian team who developed it. 
 Climbing Magazine 

In short, it's a virtual calling card for the site's writers. 
 Wired 

Visitors who found the bottle, took his calling card and left their own. 
 BBC 

They would put together a spiffy introduction as a kind of calling card. 
 Wired 

Tanya pulled a calling card from the pocket of her sweatshirt. 
 Funland 

calling

call

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Translations for calling card

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Значения термина calling card на английском