yínhángkǎ

银行卡yínhángkǎyínhángkǎ

From Lesson 28:Replacing a lost bank card·Hardcore Chinese

Usages of yínhángkǎ

这zhè　是shì　银行卡yínhángkǎ。zhè shì yínhángkǎ.

This is a bank card.

我wǒ　要yào　挂失guàshī　银行卡yínhángkǎ。wǒ yào guàshī yínhángkǎ.

I want to report the bank card as lost.

银行yínháng　冻结dòngjié　了le　银行卡yínhángkǎ。yínháng dòngjié le yínhángkǎ.

The bank froze the bank card.

我wǒ　想xiǎng　补办bǔbàn　银行卡yínhángkǎ。wǒ xiǎng bǔbàn yínhángkǎ.

I want to replace the bank card.

我wǒ　想xiǎng　在zài　柜台guìtái　补办bǔbàn　银行卡yínhángkǎ。wǒ xiǎng zài guìtái bǔbàn yínhángkǎ.

I want to replace the bank card at the service counter.

先xiān　冻结dòngjié　银行卡yínhángkǎ，　再zài　看kàn　账户余额zhànghùyú’é　和hé　交易记录jiāoyìjìlù。xiān dòngjié yínhángkǎ, zài kàn zhànghùyú'é hé jiāoyìjìlù.

Freeze the bank card first, then check the account balance and transaction record.

请qǐng　激活jīhuó　银行卡yínhángkǎ。qǐng jīhuó yínhángkǎ.

Please activate the bank card.

我wǒ　已经yǐjīng　用yòng　卡号kǎhào　激活jīhuó　了le　新xīn　银行卡yínhángkǎ。wǒ yǐjīng yòng kǎhào jīhuó le xīn yínhángkǎ.

I have already activated the new bank card with its card number.

可以kěyǐ　用yòng　客服电话kèfúdiànhuà　办理bànlǐ　银行卡yínhángkǎ　挂失guàshī　吗ma？kěyǐ yòng kèfúdiànhuà bànlǐ yínhángkǎ guàshī ma?

Can I use the customer-service number to report the bank card as lost?

解挂jiěguà　以后yǐhòu，　请qǐng　保存bǎocún　交易凭证jiāoyìpíngzhèng，　再zài　看kàn　银行卡yínhángkǎ　的de　有效期yǒuxiàoqī。jiěguà yǐhòu, qǐng bǎocún jiāoyìpíngzhèng, zài kàn yínhángkǎ de yǒuxiàoqī.

After canceling the loss report, save the transaction receipt and check the bank card's validity period.

我wǒ　没有méiyǒu　银行卡yínhángkǎ。wǒ méiyǒu yínhángkǎ.

I do not have a bank card.

这zhè　是shì　银行卡yínhángkǎ，　它tā　的de　卡号kǎhào　在zài　这里zhèlǐ。zhè shì yínhángkǎ, tā de kǎhào zài zhèlǐ.

This is a bank card; its card number is here.

银行卡yínhángkǎ　冻结dòngjié　了le，　不能bùnéng　转账zhuǎnzhàng。yínhángkǎ dòngjié le, bùnéng zhuǎnzhàng.

The bank card is frozen, so money cannot be transferred.

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