How to Say ‘To swipe your employee ID card’ in Traditional Chinese
刷員工證
shuā yuán gōng zhèng
[shuā yuángōngzhèng]
💬 Usage Tip: 刷 (shuā) means 'to brush', but it's also the everyday verb for swiping any card: 刷卡 "pay by card".
Phrase Breakdown
刷
shuā
[shuā]
to swipe (a card)
To pay by swiping or tapping a card
我想刷卡。
I'd like to pay by card.
員工證
yuán gōng zhèng
[yuángōngzhèng]
employee ID card
A badge or card that identifies a staff member, often used for entry or clocking in.
請帶員工證進公司。
Please bring your employee ID card into the company.
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