punch card

基本解釋

Punch card: Card punched with a pattern of holes encoding data for storage and reading.
穿孔卡：依照固定模式打孔，作爲(wèi)代碼，貯存和閲讀資料的卡。
I am sure that many of you readers still remember the old days when the way to talk to a computer was with a punch card of 80 columns (96 for the IBM System/3).
我敢肯定，讀者中的許多人至今還記得使用有 80 欄的穿孔卡片（96 欄的用於 IBM System/3）與計(jì)算機(jī)交談的那段過(guò)去的日子？
IBM facilitated the administration of the Holocaust with census cards and punch card technology, even after 1941, through full IBM subsidiaries managed from Switzerland.
IBM公司的琯理提供便利的大屠殺與普查卡和打卡技術(shù)，即使在1941年， IBM公司通過(guò)充分的子公司的琯理由瑞士。

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(formerly) a card on which data can be coded in the form of punched holes. In computing, there were usually 80 columns and 12 rows, each column containing a pattern of holes representing one character (Sometimes shortened to card)