デビットカード でびっとかーど noun debit card money 1. debit card A bank card that draws money directly from the holder's account at the moment of purchase, unlike a credit card, which bills the amount later. 買(か)い物(もの)でデビットカードを使(つか)う。🔊 I use a debit card for shopping. デビットカードなら口座(こうざ)からすぐに引(ひ)き落(お)とされる。🔊 With a debit card, the money is withdrawn from your account right away. クレジットカードと違(ちが)って、デビットカードは使(つか)った分(ぶん)だけ口座(こうざ)から引(ひ)かれるので、使(つか)いすぎを防(ふせ)げる。🔊 Unlike a credit card, a debit card draws only what you spend from your account, so it helps prevent overspending. A card linked to a bank account that deducts the purchase amount immediately, so spending is limited to the balance available.Common collocationsデビットカードで支払(しはら)う: to pay with a debit cardデビットカードを発行(はっこう)する: to issue a debit cardデビットカードが使(つか)える店(みせ): a shop that accepts debit cardsSimilar wordsクレジットカード: credit card — the amount is billed later rather than drawn immediatelyキャッシュカード: cash card — used mainly to withdraw cash at an ATM, not to make purchases Related Words Compare: クレジットカード (credit card) Compare: キャッシュカード (cash card) general Added 2026.7.5 12:18 · Revised 2026.9.2 13:02 29500/29682_debittokaado