Definition of cardholder in English:

cardholder

nounˈkɑːdhəʊldəˈkɑrdˌhoʊldər

A person who has a credit card or debit card.
信用卡（或借记卡）持有者
Example sentencesExamples
- Around half of all credit cardholders pay off their debt in full each month, so the real figure for credit card debts is much higher.
- These are produced when the genuine data in the magnetic strip on one card is electronically copied without the legitimate cardholder's knowledge.
- The average cardholder has more than seven credit cards.
- About two-thirds of us have credit cards, and the average cardholder spends £350 a month on their two or more cards.
- Some credit-card firms have started charging upfront fees to cardholders who wish to transfer balances from other cards.
- Most fraud on stolen cards takes place in retailers before the cardholder has reported the loss.
- I am the primary cardholder, but she had the cards.
- It will act as a debit card, with cardholders placing money in their account that can be accessed to make purchases over the internet or to buy goods overseas.
- Criminals then go shopping with a copy of a credit or debit card with cardholders unaware of the fraud until a statement arrives showing purchases they didn't make.
- The amount of money owed by cardholders on their credit cards has more than doubled in the last four years.
- In spite of this, most credit card issuers still fleece their cardholders with sky-high rates.
- AIB is one of the market leaders in Ireland for credit cards, with 600,000 cardholders.
- The new cards will be issued on a phased basis with the majority of cardholders receiving them from their bank or credit card provider between now and the middle of next year.
- Often, they charge £25 or more to cardholders who exceed their credit limit, make a late payment or have a payment returned unpaid.
- Payments made using a credit or debit card when the cardholder is not present are not affected by Chip and PIN and therefore are exempt from the liability shift.
- It also saves cardholders from exposing their credit limits or account balances to potential cyber criminals lurking in the anonymity of the web.
- Credit-card companies often will waive late fees for longtime cardholders in good standing when requested.
- Credit-card companies besides American Express offer stand-alone insurance to cardholders.
- The law states that cardholders are not liable for fraudulent transactions as long as the original card is still in their possession.
- Since we're busy accruing miles on her frequent-flier account, my wife is the primary cardholder.

Definition of cardholder in US English:

cardholder

nounˈkärdˌhōldərˈkɑrdˌhoʊldər

A person who has a credit card or debit card.
信用卡（或借记卡）持有者
Example sentencesExamples
- Around half of all credit cardholders pay off their debt in full each month, so the real figure for credit card debts is much higher.
- Credit-card companies besides American Express offer stand-alone insurance to cardholders.
- Most fraud on stolen cards takes place in retailers before the cardholder has reported the loss.
- Payments made using a credit or debit card when the cardholder is not present are not affected by Chip and PIN and therefore are exempt from the liability shift.
- I am the primary cardholder, but she had the cards.
- Often, they charge £25 or more to cardholders who exceed their credit limit, make a late payment or have a payment returned unpaid.
- It will act as a debit card, with cardholders placing money in their account that can be accessed to make purchases over the internet or to buy goods overseas.
- The amount of money owed by cardholders on their credit cards has more than doubled in the last four years.
- It also saves cardholders from exposing their credit limits or account balances to potential cyber criminals lurking in the anonymity of the web.
- Some credit-card firms have started charging upfront fees to cardholders who wish to transfer balances from other cards.
- Criminals then go shopping with a copy of a credit or debit card with cardholders unaware of the fraud until a statement arrives showing purchases they didn't make.
- Since we're busy accruing miles on her frequent-flier account, my wife is the primary cardholder.
- AIB is one of the market leaders in Ireland for credit cards, with 600,000 cardholders.
- About two-thirds of us have credit cards, and the average cardholder spends £350 a month on their two or more cards.
- These are produced when the genuine data in the magnetic strip on one card is electronically copied without the legitimate cardholder's knowledge.
- Credit-card companies often will waive late fees for longtime cardholders in good standing when requested.
- The law states that cardholders are not liable for fraudulent transactions as long as the original card is still in their possession.
- The new cards will be issued on a phased basis with the majority of cardholders receiving them from their bank or credit card provider between now and the middle of next year.
- The average cardholder has more than seven credit cards.
- In spite of this, most credit card issuers still fleece their cardholders with sky-high rates.

词汇	cardholder
释义	Definition of cardholder in English: cardholder nounˈkɑːdhəʊldəˈkɑrdˌhoʊldər A person who has a credit card or debit card. 信用卡（或借记卡）持有者 Example sentencesExamples Around half of all credit cardholders pay off their debt in full each month, so the real figure for credit card debts is much higher. These are produced when the genuine data in the magnetic strip on one card is electronically copied without the legitimate cardholder's knowledge. The average cardholder has more than seven credit cards. About two-thirds of us have credit cards, and the average cardholder spends £350 a month on their two or more cards. Some credit-card firms have started charging upfront fees to cardholders who wish to transfer balances from other cards. Most fraud on stolen cards takes place in retailers before the cardholder has reported the loss. I am the primary cardholder, but she had the cards. It will act as a debit card, with cardholders placing money in their account that can be accessed to make purchases over the internet or to buy goods overseas. Criminals then go shopping with a copy of a credit or debit card with cardholders unaware of the fraud until a statement arrives showing purchases they didn't make. The amount of money owed by cardholders on their credit cards has more than doubled in the last four years. In spite of this, most credit card issuers still fleece their cardholders with sky-high rates. AIB is one of the market leaders in Ireland for credit cards, with 600,000 cardholders. The new cards will be issued on a phased basis with the majority of cardholders receiving them from their bank or credit card provider between now and the middle of next year. Often, they charge £25 or more to cardholders who exceed their credit limit, make a late payment or have a payment returned unpaid. Payments made using a credit or debit card when the cardholder is not present are not affected by Chip and PIN and therefore are exempt from the liability shift. It also saves cardholders from exposing their credit limits or account balances to potential cyber criminals lurking in the anonymity of the web. Credit-card companies often will waive late fees for longtime cardholders in good standing when requested. Credit-card companies besides American Express offer stand-alone insurance to cardholders. The law states that cardholders are not liable for fraudulent transactions as long as the original card is still in their possession. Since we're busy accruing miles on her frequent-flier account, my wife is the primary cardholder. Definition of cardholder in US English: cardholder nounˈkärdˌhōldərˈkɑrdˌhoʊldər A person who has a credit card or debit card. 信用卡（或借记卡）持有者 Example sentencesExamples Around half of all credit cardholders pay off their debt in full each month, so the real figure for credit card debts is much higher. Credit-card companies besides American Express offer stand-alone insurance to cardholders. Most fraud on stolen cards takes place in retailers before the cardholder has reported the loss. Payments made using a credit or debit card when the cardholder is not present are not affected by Chip and PIN and therefore are exempt from the liability shift. I am the primary cardholder, but she had the cards. Often, they charge £25 or more to cardholders who exceed their credit limit, make a late payment or have a payment returned unpaid. It will act as a debit card, with cardholders placing money in their account that can be accessed to make purchases over the internet or to buy goods overseas. The amount of money owed by cardholders on their credit cards has more than doubled in the last four years. It also saves cardholders from exposing their credit limits or account balances to potential cyber criminals lurking in the anonymity of the web. Some credit-card firms have started charging upfront fees to cardholders who wish to transfer balances from other cards. Criminals then go shopping with a copy of a credit or debit card with cardholders unaware of the fraud until a statement arrives showing purchases they didn't make. Since we're busy accruing miles on her frequent-flier account, my wife is the primary cardholder. AIB is one of the market leaders in Ireland for credit cards, with 600,000 cardholders. About two-thirds of us have credit cards, and the average cardholder spends £350 a month on their two or more cards. These are produced when the genuine data in the magnetic strip on one card is electronically copied without the legitimate cardholder's knowledge. Credit-card companies often will waive late fees for longtime cardholders in good standing when requested. The law states that cardholders are not liable for fraudulent transactions as long as the original card is still in their possession. The new cards will be issued on a phased basis with the majority of cardholders receiving them from their bank or credit card provider between now and the middle of next year. The average cardholder has more than seven credit cards. In spite of this, most credit card issuers still fleece their cardholders with sky-high rates.
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