report card

See also: report-card

English

Report cards.

Noun

report card (plural report cards)

1. (education) A document, on cardboard or plain paper, stating which grades a student earned, at the end of a term of regular period.
   • 1995, Amy Heckerling, Clueless, spoken by Mr Hall (Wallace Shawn):

     And with that in mind, I'm going to distribute your report cards. Now, is there a Christian Stobich in this class?

2. (informal, by extension) An update on progress with regard to a policy or system.

Translations

grades

• Arabic: التقرير المدرسي عن الطالب
• Bulgarian: училищно свидетелство n (učilištno svidetelstvo)
• Catalan: butlletí (ca) m
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 成績表 / 成绩表 (sing¹ zik¹ biu²)

  Hokkien: 成績單 / 成绩单 (sêng-chek-toaⁿ)

  Mandarin: 成績單 / 成绩单 (zh) (chéngjìdān), 成績表 / 成绩表 (chéngjìbiǎo)

• Czech: vysvědčení (cs) n, výzo (cs) n (colloquial), vízo (cs) (colloquial)
• Dutch: rapport (nl) n, rapportkaart m or f
• Estonian: hinneteleht
• Finnish: todistus (fi); tokari (colloquial)
• French: bulletin (fr) m, bulletin scolaire (fr) m, procès-verbal d’examens m (Switzerland)
• German: Zeugnis (de) n, Zeugnisblatt n, Schulzeugnis (de) n
• Hungarian: bizonyítvány (hu)
• Indonesian: rapor (id)
• Italian: pagella (it) f, scheda di valutazione f
• Japanese: 成績表 (ja) (せいせきひょう, seisekihyō)
• Korean: please add this translation if you can
• Polish: świadectwo szkolne n
• Portuguese: boletim (pt) m
• Romanian: carnet de note n
• Russian: та́бель (ru) m (tábelʹ), та́бель успева́емости (ru) m (tábelʹ uspevájemosti)
• Slovak: vysvedčenie (sk) n
• Spanish: boletín de notas m, boletín de calificaciones m
• Swedish: betyg (sv)
• Turkish: karne (tr)