How to Say ‘Swipe your work badge’ in Simplified Chinese
刷工卡
shuā gōng kǎ
[shuā gōngkǎ]
💬 Usage Tip: 刷 (shuā) literally means "to brush", but it's the everyday verb for swiping any card or phone. You'll hear 刷卡 "pay by card" and 刷手机 "scroll your phone".
Phrase Breakdown
刷工卡
shuā gōng kǎ
[shuā gōngkǎ]
swipe one's work badge
To scan an employee ID card on a reader.
进门要刷工卡。
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