[
UK
/kˈiːkɑːd/
]
NOUN
- a plastic card that has a magnetically coded strip that is scanned in order to operate a mechanism
How To Use keycard In A Sentence
- We pay for our electricity using a keycard which we load at the local shop. Free solar panels sound good, but buying them yourself is better
- Davin slid his Torchwood keycard into the lock and the door opened with a soft click. Hunger Moon: Chapter Sixteen
- This system offers reduced keycard expenses for the hotel, increased efficiency and increased flexibility.
- Neofile loves innovation, and eagerly anticipates the plastic keycard that actually works. Times, Sunday Times
- Palming the keycard, Jean-Julien picked up the powdered-root packet, then straightened, and slipped the key-card into his trouser pocket. Black Dust Mambo
- The elevator opens but requires a keycard to take me any higher. One Last Thing Before You Go
- He led them to the front gate and used the keycard to open the door.
- The affidavit for a search warrant says Shon Pernice, an Independence firefighter, used an electronic keycard to enter the back door of the Independence hazmat station — where solvents and other cleaning materials are stored — at 4: 26 a.m. Heroes or Villains?
- The test car came with an electronic hands-free keycard instead of a metal key. Times, Sunday Times
- The 16th-floor club, reached by a private keycard-operated lift, has a garden terrace filled with orange trees, ivy and geraniums. Times, Sunday Times