Card Reader

It is used to transfer data from a flash memory card to a computer. A better way to transfer image files than connecting the camera to a computer. Sometimes the circuitry of the camera can be damaged. It is better to burn the memory card than the camera.

Literal Meanings of Card Reader

Card:

Meanings of Card:

(plural) Any game that uses cards to play a deck of cards.
A device or argument used to achieve a goal.
Any flat, usually rectangular piece of heavy paper, plastic, etc.
Map or diagram.
A fun or entertaining person, often a bit eccentric.
List of upcoming events, artists or participants.
Tabular view of key innings or game stats: batsman scores and eliminations, extras, total points and bowling points.
A removable electronic device that can be plugged into a powered electronic device to provide additional capacity.
Postcard.
Business card.
Cover/Subtitles: A piece of printed text, filmed, edited in the middle of the action and photographed at different times, usually to convey character dialogue or descriptive narrative material related to the action.
Test card.
A published note with a short explanation, statement, request, thanks, etc.
Printed program.
(extended) Attraction or incentive.
Paper that marks the cardinal points on a compass or sailor's globe.
Cardboard or perforated sheet for the warp threads that make up the jacquard mechanism of the loom.
Indication card.
Check identity documents, especially with regard to minimum age.
Do (score announced) as described on the score card.
Material with built-in short bristles.
Device or aid in the form of a comb or brush for lifting cloth.
A hand tool in the shape of a comb, but with bristles of wire or other hard material. It is mainly used with raw cotton, wool, hair or other natural fibers to prepare these materials for spinning into thread or yarn on a spinning wheel, spiral or other hand spindle. The card is used to detangle, clean, remove dirt and straighten fibers.
Machine for detangling wool fibers before spinning.
Roll or skein of fiber (such as wool) coming out of the cardboard.
Use a carder to untangle the wool fibers before spinning.
Scratching or tearing someone's flesh with a metal comb as a form of .
Comb with comb to clean or detangle.
To clean or erase as with a card.
Blend or blend as with a lower or weaker subject.
One of the Papal Appointed Officers in the Roman Catholic Church, with only the Pope and the Patriarchs, who form a special college that the Pope elects. (See the Wikipedia article on Catholic cardinals.).
Cardinalis, one of the passerine genera of the finch family.
One of several related passerine birds in the cardinal family (see the Wikipedia article on cardinals) and other similar birds once thought to be related.
(Color) An intense red, slightly less brilliant than scarlet, the traditional color of the cassock of Catholic cardinals. (identical to cardinal red).
Abbreviation for a cardinal number, a number that indicates the amount or magnitude of a quantity (for example, zero, one, two, three). (See the Wikipedia article on the cardinal number.).
(Grammar) An abbreviation for cardinal number, a word used before a cardinal number.
Short for cardinal flower (Lobelia cardinalis), flowering plant.
Short for cardinal tetra (Paracheirodon axelrodi), a freshwater fish.
(Bow) A short hooded cloak for women, originally made of scarlet fabric.
Warm red wine.

Sentences of Card

He played cards with his friends.
He accused her of playing the race card.
What's on the menu today?.
He had to replace the card his computer used to connect to the Internet.
He handed out postcards to his neighbors and congratulated them on the birth of their son.
The real estate agent gave me his card so I could call if I had any questions about buying a home.
Put the postcard in the newspaper.
It will be a nice billboard for the last day of the fair.
I heard you can't get a card at any other store.
In the final round, McIlroy had a great run of a nine-under-par 61.
Horse card.

Reader:

Meanings of Reader:

The person who reads.
The person reading the message.
A person who reads literary works, usually in front of an audience.
Concealer.
A person employed by a publisher to review works submitted for publication and determine their merits.
A college professor reports to a professor.
Any device that reads anything.
Workbook for the manual.
An elementary textbook for beginning readers, especially in foreign languages.
Literary anthology.
Reading lessons from a lay or minor minister in the ministry.
A newspaper ad designed to resemble a news article rather than a commercial advertisement.
(plural) reading glasses.
(plural) Marked playing cards used by crooks.