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wild card

/waɪld kɑːrd/

Traducción: Persona o cosa que es impredecible, inesperada o difícil de categorizar; también se usa en informática como un símbolo que representa cualquier carácter o conjunto de caracteres.

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/waɪld kɑːrd/B2informalIT
  • esPersona o cosa que es impredecible, inesperada o difícil de categorizar; también se usa en informática como un símbolo que representa cualquier carácter o conjunto de caracteres.

A person or thing that is unpredictable, unexpected, or difficult to categorize; also used in computing as a symbol that represents any character or set of characters.

  1. Unpredictable factorB2informal

    A person or thing whose behavior or effect is unpredictable and can change the outcome of a situation.

    esfactor impredecible

    • He is the wild card in the election; no one knows how he will vote.
    • The weather is the wild card that could ruin our outdoor event.
    • In negotiations, a new offer can be a wild card that changes everything.
  2. Sports entryB1formal

    A player or team allowed to compete in a tournament despite not meeting the normal qualifying standards.

    esComodín

    • The team received a wild card to the playoffs.
    • She entered the championship as a wild card and won.
    • Wild card entries often bring unexpected excitement to the competition.
  3. Card gamesB1informal

    A playing card that can represent any other card in a game.

    esComodín

    • In poker, a joker is often used as a wild card.
    • He used his wild card to complete a straight.
    • The rules allow two wild cards in this game.
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