quarter的意思和读音

quarter

: [ˈkwɔtər] : [ˈkwɔː(r)tə(r)]

n.宿

v.宿

quarters  quartering  quartered  

adj.+n.residential quarter,previous quarter,final quarter,past quarter,same quarter

v.+n.report quarter,expect quarter,come quarter

n.quarter

quartern.1 of 4 parts

1.[c]one of four equal parts of sth

a quarter of a mile

The programme lasted an hour and a quarter.

Cut the apple into quarters.

The theatre was about three quarters full.

15 15 minutes

2.[c]) 15 a period of 15 minutes either before or after every hour

It's (a) quarter to four now─I'll meet you at (a) quarter past.

It's quarter of four now─I'll meet you at quarter after.

3 3 months

3.[c]a period of three months, used especially as a period for which bills are paid or a company's income is calculated

part of town

4.[c][ususing]a district or part of a town

the Latin quarter

the historic quarter of the city

person/group

5.[c]a person or group of people, especially as a source of help, information or a reaction

Support for the plan came from an unexpected quarter.

The news was greeted with dismay in some quarters .

25 25 cents

6.[c]) 25 a coin of the US and Canada worth 25 cents

rooms to live in

7.[pl]宿rooms that are provided for soldiers, servants, etc. to live in

We were moved to more comfortable living quarters .

married quarters宿

of moon

8.[c]the period of time twice a month when we can see a quarter of the moon

The moon is in its first quarter.

in sport

9.[c]one of the four periods of time into which a game of American football is divided

weight

10.[c]; 4 a unit for measuring weight, a quarter of a pound; 4 ounces

11.[c] 28 25 a unit for measuring weight, 28 pounds in the UK or 25 pounds in the US; a quarter of a hundredweight

pity

12.[u]pity that sb shows towards an enemy or opponent who is in their power

His rivals knew that they could expect no quarter from such a ruthless adversary.

v. 4 divide into 4

1.~ sthto cut or divide sth into four parts

She peeled and quartered an apple.

provide rooms

2.~ sb (+ adv./prep.)宿to provide sb with a place to eat and sleep

The soldiers were quartered in the town.宿

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n.1.one of four equal parts of something; one of four periods of 15 minutes that an hour is divided into when you are telling the time. When the time is 15 minutes after the hour, American people usually say a quarter after the hour and British people always say quarter past the hour. When the time is 15 minutes before the hour, American people usually say a quarter of the hour and British people always say quarter to the hour; one of four periods of three months that the year is divided into, especially when you are talking about financial accounts; one of four periods that a game is divided into in some sports2.a coin that is worth one quarter of an American or Canadian dollar, or 25 cents3.a part of a town where you find particular buildings, activities, or people4.a particular person or group of people5.kind behavior toward someone who you have defeated or someone who is under your authority6.a unit for measuring weight, containing four ounces and equal to 0.113 kilograms1.one of four equal parts of something; one of four periods of 15 minutes that an hour is divided into when you are telling the time. When the time is 15 minutes after the hour, American people usually say a quarter after the hour and British people always say quarter past the hour. When the time is 15 minutes before the hour, American people usually say a quarter of the hour and British people always say quarter to the hour; one of four periods of three months that the year is divided into, especially when you are talking about financial accounts; one of four periods that a game is divided into in some sports2.a coin that is worth one quarter of an American or Canadian dollar, or 25 cents3.a part of a town where you find particular buildings, activities, or people4.a particular person or group of people5.kind behavior toward someone who you have defeated or someone who is under your authority6.a unit for measuring weight, containing four ounces and equal to 0.113 kilograms

v.1.to cut something into four equal parts2.to give soldiers a place to live temporarily

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1.Will you make a schedule for a week, a month, a quarter or even a year?

2.Mr Parkes said the second-quarter US earnings season would be important in determining whether the rally continued.

3.She disputed with me a quarter of an hour yesterday about the cooking of the beef, she said I boiled it to rags.

4.The company declined to provide a first-quarter profit forecast or guidance for the rest of the year, citing the uncertain economy.

5."But going into next year, China will outstrip the U. S. market continuously. China is going to be larger every quarter. "。”

6.Do not know from when campus of the quarter, up very popular worshipping foreign powers personage of welcome.

7.Indeed, some had been hoping for a modest decline in the first quarter to take some of the heat out of the market.便

8.The company also said it had moved into positive cash flow of $1. 3bn during the quarter, having burned through $4. 7bn in the first half.47亿13亿

9.Even when managers do get away, one-quarter check e-mails and voicemail messages, and 13 per cent call the office at least once a week.使13%

10.The timing is unclear, but economists estimate that up to $100bn of that target could have been shifted to CIC in the first quarter.1000亿2000亿