Definition of identity card in English:

identity card

noun

A card carrying the holder's photograph, name, date of birth, and other personal details, serving as official proof of their identity.
Example sentencesExamples
- I do not understand the opposition to a national identity card.
- Indeed, anyone who has thought about it knows that identity cards alone are not even useful in proving someone's identity.
- Visitors are required to complete long questionnaires before being issued with an identity card.
- There has been lots of discussion of the potential costs of identity cards, much of it based on misinformation and misunderstanding.
- The chips can be incorporated into passports and identity cards.
- If there are any men with you, their identity cards will be checked.
- He told victims he was a policeman and briefly showed them an identity card that seemed to confirm it.
- Publicans have said they are finding it increasingly difficult to judge the age of customers, and have called for a mandatory identity card to combat under-age drinking.
- The increasing security consciousness of firms and their desire to issue staff with identity cards has helped to fuel this growth.
- Now I'll just have to show my identity card - so I should be through in a few minutes.
- Then, 55 per cent of respondents said they were in favour of identity cards, and 43 per cent opposed them.
- How useful the identity card is for criminal and security matters is however not at all clear.
- How long will it be before there will be a compulsory EU identity card?
- Driving licences and identity cards can be forged.
- They both produced passports, identity cards, pay slips and birth certificates to prove their claim.
- The only accepted forms of ID are a valid passport, driving licence, international student identity card or national identity card - all with photo.
- Already European arrest warrants are on the agenda, with a DNA bank and the possibility of identity cards to follow.
- One of the biggest growth areas for tech companies has been in new identity cards.
- Any national identity card introduced in the UK will have to meet new international standards for biometrics.
- Anybody who is bent upon committing a crime will simply produce a fake identity card or a passport.

单词	identity card
释义	Definition of identity card in English: identity card noun A card carrying the holder's photograph, name, date of birth, and other personal details, serving as official proof of their identity. Example sentencesExamples I do not understand the opposition to a national identity card. Indeed, anyone who has thought about it knows that identity cards alone are not even useful in proving someone's identity. Visitors are required to complete long questionnaires before being issued with an identity card. There has been lots of discussion of the potential costs of identity cards, much of it based on misinformation and misunderstanding. The chips can be incorporated into passports and identity cards. If there are any men with you, their identity cards will be checked. He told victims he was a policeman and briefly showed them an identity card that seemed to confirm it. Publicans have said they are finding it increasingly difficult to judge the age of customers, and have called for a mandatory identity card to combat under-age drinking. The increasing security consciousness of firms and their desire to issue staff with identity cards has helped to fuel this growth. Now I'll just have to show my identity card - so I should be through in a few minutes. Then, 55 per cent of respondents said they were in favour of identity cards, and 43 per cent opposed them. How useful the identity card is for criminal and security matters is however not at all clear. How long will it be before there will be a compulsory EU identity card? Driving licences and identity cards can be forged. They both produced passports, identity cards, pay slips and birth certificates to prove their claim. The only accepted forms of ID are a valid passport, driving licence, international student identity card or national identity card - all with photo. Already European arrest warrants are on the agenda, with a DNA bank and the possibility of identity cards to follow. One of the biggest growth areas for tech companies has been in new identity cards. Any national identity card introduced in the UK will have to meet new international standards for biometrics. Anybody who is bent upon committing a crime will simply produce a fake identity card or a passport.
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