quart
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1.5
- noun
- /kwɔrt/
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cuarto de galón
- This two-quart ''Seals-M-Rite'' container... keeps hot dog buns fresh for days.
- a quart of water
- two quarts
- a quart bag
Again, I'm using the seven quarts and this recipe works really good.
- Again, I'm using the seven quarts and this recipe works really good.
- That boy could take down a fucking quart of grape.
- So these are, I believe these are quart jars.
- It works about half a quart to a quart.
- Hey Google, how many pints are in a quart?
- You know what we did when I, when I bought Arches, I bought a quart.
- I could eat like, like, like tomorrow I'm going to have a quart of ice cream for breakfast and it's going to be easy.
- And if the label instructions said to use a pint, I might use a quart.
- I would slam down a quart of orange juice a day, not realizing the fructose danger.
Examples
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People will drive twenty miles from the city just to get one quart of homegrown berries.
Fiction book (1992) -
Bines had come into the house to visit and was drinking a quart of wine.
Fiction book (1993) -
So I sat down to watch this with a quart of ice cream.
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I want you to get me a quart of beer, Miller High Life.
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I'll put a quart of water in that pool for every pass you complete.
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You will probably need at least two quarts of water for an afternoon shooting session.
Academic text (1995) -
Then I poured perhaps a quart of water from it back into the pool.
Fiction book (1990) -
Bosque arrived carrying three cold cases and two quarts of Crown Russe.
Fiction book (1990) -
And I'm gonna need about ten quarts of antifreeze, preferably Prestone.
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I bought a quart of milk from the grocery store to make pancakes.
Synonyms
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A unit for measuring liquids equal to a quarter of a gallon
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Etymology
Quart comes from the Latin quartus meaning 'fourth', like the English word quarter. So a quart is one 'quarter' of a gallon, which is why it equals two pints.