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Quarter
1.1
um quarto, uma moeda de 25 centavos
a coin in the U.S. and Canadian currency systems that is worth 25 cents
1.2
trimestre de inverno, quarto
one of the four segments that divide the academic year, lasting around three months
1.3
quarto, trimestre
a division of time in a game or sport, usually consisting of four equal parts
1.4
trimestre
a period of three months, typically used in financial contexts
1.6
último quarto, quarto
the point in the lunar cycle where one-fourth of the moon's surface is visible
02
um quarto, quarto
a unit of length or weight that equals one-fourth of a larger unit
2.1
quarto, quarto de peso
a unit of weight in the U.S. system, representing one-fourth of a hundredweight, which equals 25 pounds
2.2
quarto, quarteirão
a unit of weight in the UK system that equals 28 pounds
03
bairro, zona
an area within a city that has a unique identity
04
quarto, direção norte
one of the four main directions on a compass
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uma fonte, um setor
an unknown or unspecified source of information, opinion, or assistance
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quarto de popa, parte traseira
the part of a ship located toward the rear on either side, just behind the middle
to quarter
01
quartejar, dividir em quatro
to divide something into four equal parts
Transitive: to quarter sth
02
alojar, acomodar
to provide someone with a place to live, typically for a temporary or specific period
Transitive: to quarter sb | to quarter sb somewhere
03
dividir em quatro, explorar
to move through or cover an area thoroughly and in various directions, often implying a systematic search
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dividir em quartos, progredir nas fases
(of the moon) to progress through its phases, particularly the first and the last
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quartelar, dividir em quatro partes
(in heraldry) to divide a shield into four parts and place symbols or designs of another family or kingdom in one or more of those sections, done to signify an alliance or inheritance
quarter
n
quarterly
adv
quarterly
adv
Exemplo
He ate a quarter of the chocolate bar and saved the rest for later.
A quarter of the attendees left before the event ended.
She received a quarter of the inheritance, with the rest going to her siblings.
The farmer sold a quarter hundredweight of potatoes at the market.
The coal merchant delivered a quarter hundredweight of fuel.