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quarters

UK
/ˈkwɔːtəz/
US
/ˈkwɔrtərz/

Translations

quartersnoun
quarters
pl
Plural‐only noun with distinct lexical meanings independent of the singular “quarter”.
казармыВоенное жильё; коллективные помещения для личного состава
The recruits marched back to their quarters after the evening drill.
Новобранцы вернулись в казармы после вечернего строевого занятия.
кварталРайон или часть города
Tourists flock to the old artisan quarters of the city.
Туристы стекаются в старые ремесленные кварталы города.
Cut the cake into quarters so everyone gets a slice.
Разрежь торт на четверти, чтобы всем достался кусок.
Additional translations
жильёЖилые помещения, предоставленные персоналу
районГородская местность; употребляется реже, чем «квартал»
quarternoun

quarters

pl

quarters
pl
UK
/ˈkwɔːtə/
US
/ˈkwɔrtər/
The soldiers were provided with comfortable quarters.
Солдатам предоставили комфортное жилье.
The company reported a profit in the last quarter.
Компания отчиталась о прибыли в последней четверти.
The financial results for the third quarter were impressive.
Финансовые результаты за третий квартал были впечатляющими.
монета в 25 центов
He found a quarter on the sidewalk.
Он нашел монету в 25 центов на тротуаре.
Additional translations
четвертинка
район
Synonyms
fourth
district
area
locale
region
section
segment
division
quarterverb

quarters

quartered
Past Simple
quartered
Past Participle
quartering
Gerund
UK
/ˈkwɔːtə/
US
/ˈkwɔrtər/
разделить на четверти
The chef will quarter the chicken before cooking.
Повар разделит курицу на четверти перед приготовлением.
Synonyms
divide
split
partition
segment
apportion

Definitions

quartersnoun
Lodgings or living accommodations provided for people, especially military personnel or servants.
The recruits marched back to their quarters after the evening drill.
A particular district or neighborhood of a town or city.
Tourists flock to the old artisan quarters of the city.
Plural of quarter; four equal parts or portions of something.
Cut the cake into quarters so everyone gets a slice.
quarternoun
One of four equal parts into which something is divided.
She cut the pizza into quarters so everyone could have a piece.
A coin worth 25 cents in the United States and Canada.
I found a quarter on the sidewalk and used it to buy a gumball.
A period of three months, especially as a division of the financial year.
The company reported a profit increase in the last quarter.
A district or part of a town or city.
They live in the French Quarter of New Orleans.
A unit of weight in the UK equal to 28 pounds (approximately 12.7 kilograms).
The sack of barley weighed a quarter and was difficult to lift.
A term used in sports to describe one of the four periods of play in a game.
The team scored two touchdowns in the final quarter.
Living accommodations, especially for military personnel or servants, usually given in the plural form "quarters."
The officers' quarters were located at the rear of the fort.
Mercy or clemency shown to a defeated opponent.
The pirates asked for quarter, but none was given.
A period of fifteen minutes.
It's a quarter past nine.
quarterverb
To divide into four equal parts.
The chef quartered the apple before adding it to the salad.
To provide someone with lodging or accommodation, especially soldiers in a particular place.
The soldiers were quartered in the local barracks during their deployment.
To move back and forth across an area while searching for something, especially said of hunting dogs.
The spaniel quartered the field looking for game.
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