"Carte" is roughly similar to "card" in English. "La carte" has the following meanings:
1. A sheet of paper (as in "carte blanche")
2. A map or chart
3. A playing card
4. A calling card, business card, postcard, ticket, piece of ID etc.
5. A restaurant menu or wine list (as in "à la carte")
map of - la carte de OR une carte.
Une carte de France
"changement de carte-mère" means "motherboard change" (in computers) in English.
the name of the holder of the card
Une carte (fem.) is most often a map, or a postcard in French. In fact a number of rectangular pieces of cardboard - or other materials - are called carte. We may add an adjective when need be: - une carte routière, une carte d'état-major: a road map, an ordnance survey map; - une carte postale : a postcard; - une carte de visite : a business card; - une carte-mère : a motherboard (computers); - la carte du restaurant : the piece of carboard where the menu is printed in restaurants.
une carte de fidélité is the loyalty card
togethe de travail.
la Carte de France
map of - la carte de OR une carte.
des feuilles de travail
no work
livret de travail
To translate the phrase "map legend" to French is fairly easy. The English "map legend" becomes the French "légende de la carte."
Une carte de France
une carte de France
la carte de note
a business card is "une carte de visite" in French.