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quartering

/ˈkwɔː.tər.ɪŋ/

翻译: 多义名词:可指占盾牌四分之一位置的纹章图案,常表示联姻;可指住所,尤指分配给军人的营房;也可指将某物分成四等份的行为。, 动词,指把某物分成四等份;也指为某人提供住处或住宿。

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noun

/ˈkwɔː.tər.ɪŋ/C1formalart
  • zh多义名词:可指占盾牌四分之一位置的纹章图案,常表示联姻;可指住所,尤指分配给军人的营房;也可指将某物分成四等份的行为。

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a coat of arms occupying one quarter of an escutcheon, often representing intermarriages; to living accommodations, especially those assigned to military personnel; or to the act of dividing something into four equal parts.

  1. Heraldic divisionC2formal

    A coat of arms that occupies one quarter of an escutcheon; the practice of combining four coats of arms on one shield, often to represent intermarriages.

    zh四分纹章

    • The family's shield displayed intricate quartering from several noble houses.
    • Quartering in heraldry often indicates a union of different lineages.
    • The knight's banner featured quartering of his and his wife's arms.
  2. B2formal

    Living accommodations, especially those assigned to military personnel.

    zh宿营

    • The soldiers were assigned to new quartering near the base.
    • The general inspected the quartering for the troops.
    • Proper quartering is essential for troop morale.

    同义词accommodationhousinglodging

  3. Division into partsB2formal

    The act of dividing something into four equal parts.

    zh四等分

    • The quartering of the land was completed by the surveyors.
    • Quartering the cake ensured everyone got an equal share.
    • The process of quartering the estate took several months.
词形
  • quarterings plural form
  • quarterings' possessive plural form
  • quartering's possessive singular form

verb

quarter/ˈkwɔːr.tər/B2formal
  • zh动词,指把某物分成四等份;也指为某人提供住处或住宿。

A verb meaning to divide something into four equal parts, or to provide someone with lodging or accommodation.

  1. Divide into four partsB1formal

    To cut or divide something into four equal or roughly equal parts.

    zh分成四份

    • She quartered the apple for the children.
    • The chef quartered the chicken before roasting it.
    • He quartered the paper to share with his teammates.
  2. Provide lodgingB2formal

    To provide someone with a place to live or stay, especially soldiers or troops.

    zh驻扎

    • The army was quartered in the village during the winter.
    • They quartered the refugees in temporary shelters.
    • The general quartered his troops in the abandoned school.

    同义词accommodatebilletboardhouselodgeput upshelterstation

词形
  • quartered past participle
  • quartered past simple
  • quartering present participle
  • quarters third person singular