How is the phrase paiement sans contact translated from French to English

Paiement effectué en approchant la carte d'un lecteur.

Paying by holding a card near a reader.

phrase
English translation
contactless payment

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  • Le paiement sans contact est plus rapide que les espèces. Contactless payment is faster than cash.

  • Le bus accepte-t-il le paiement sans contact ? Does the bus accept contactless payment?

  • Nous sommes passés au paiement sans contact aux heures de pointe. We switched to contactless payment during the rush hours.

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How is “paiement sans contact” translated from French?
“paiement sans contact” translates into English as “contactless payment”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “paiement sans contact” mean?
Meaning of “paiement sans contact”: Paiement effectué en approchant la carte d'un lecteur. In English — “contactless payment”.
What part of speech is “paiement sans contact”?
“paiement sans contact” is a phrase.
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