Quart Meaning in English
word
/ˈkwɔɹt/
kwort
/kwˈɔːt/
kwawt
释义
A unit of liquid measurement equal to two pints or about 0.95 liters (US) or 1.14 liters (UK). Commonly used for measuring milk, water, and other liquids.
用法与细微差别
Common in American recipes and grocery stores. A US quart (0.946 L) differs from an imperial quart (1.136 L). Four quarts make a gallon. Often seen on milk cartons and juice containers.
Spanish: cuarto de galónPortuguese (BR): quarto de galãoPortuguese (PT): quarto de galãoChinese (Simplified): 夸脱Chinese (Traditional): 誇脫Hindi: क्वार्टArabic: كوارت / ربع غالونBengali: কোয়ার্ট (তরল পরিমাপের একক)Russian: кварт (мера объёма жидкости)Japanese: クォート (液体の単位)Vietnamese: quắc (đơn vị đo thể tích chất lỏng)Korean: 쿼트 (액체 부피 단위)Turkish: quart (sıvı ölçü birimi)Urdu: کوآرٹ (مائع کی پیمائش کی اکائی)Indonesian: kuart (satuan ukuran cairan)
例句
Please buy a quart of milk from the store.
basic
The recipe calls for one quart of chicken broth.
basic
There are four quarts in a gallon.
basic
I drank about a quart of water after that run—I was completely dehydrated.
natural
You can't fit a gallon of ideas into a quart-sized brain, as my grandma used to say.
natural
Pick up a quart of strawberries while you're at the farmers' market, would you?
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