quart

A unit of volume or capacity used in both the US customary and British imperial systems, equal to a quarter of a gallon or two pints.

• 🇫🇷Unité de volume utilisée dans les systèmes de mesure américain et britannique, égale à un quart de gallon ou à deux pintes.

1. US liquid quart A2 formal american

   A unit of volume in the United States customary system, equal to 32 fluid ounces, 2 pints, or 0.946 liters. Four quarts make one gallon.

   • The recipe calls for a quart of milk.
   • He bought a quart of oil for his car.
   • She poured a quart of water into the pot.

   🇫🇷quart (unité de volume américaine)

2. British imperial quart A2 formal british

   A unit of volume in the British imperial system, used for both liquid and dry measures, equal to 2 imperial pints or approximately 1.136 liters.

   • The old recipe used an imperial quart of ale.
   • He measured out a quart of grain for the horse.
   • A British quart is slightly larger than an American one.

   🇫🇷Quart impérial britannique

3. US dry quart B1 formal american

   A unit of dry volume in the United States customary system, equal to 2 dry pints or approximately 67.2 cubic inches (1.101 liters).

   • The farmer sold a quart of blueberries at the market.
   • She used a dry quart measure for the flour.
   • A quart of dry beans weighs less than a quart of water.

   🇫🇷quart sec américain

• quarts plural form
• quarts' possessive plural form
• quart's possessive singular form