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Quar·tier <-s, -e> [kvarʼti:ɐ̭] ntin der Hauptsaison ist in diesem Badeort kein \Quartier mehr zu bekommen it is impossible to find [any] accommodation in this coastal resort in the high season;ich suche ein \Quartier I'm looking for accommodation [or somewhere [or a place] to stay]; -
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Quar'tal n <Quartals; Quartale> čtvrtletí n, kvartál m -
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Quar'tett n <Quartett(e)s; Quartette> ( Komposition) kvartet m; ( Musiker) kvarteto n; ( Kartenspiel) kvarteta f -
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1. altm. third-year (grammar school) pupil2. österr. fourth-year (grammar school) pupil* * *Quar|ta|ner [kvar'taːnɐ]1. m -s, -,Quar|tá|ne|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (dated SCH)pupil in third year of German secondary school* * *Quar·ta·ner(in)<-s, ->[kvarˈta:nɐ]1. (veraltend) pupil in the third year of a Gymnasium* * *1. obs third-year (grammar school) pupil2. österr fourth-year (grammar school) pupil -
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n; -(e)s, -e1. MUS. quartet; fig. (vier Personen) quartet, foursome* * *das Quartettquartet; quartette* * *Quar|tẹtt [kvar'tɛt]nt -(e)s, -e* * *das1) (a group of four singers or people playing musical instruments.) quartet2) (a piece of music written for such a group: a Mozart quartet.) quartet* * *Quar·tett1<-[e]s, -e>[kvarˈtɛt]nt KARTEN1. (Kartensatz) set of four matching cards in a game of Quartett2. kein pl (Kartenspiel) ≈ happy families + sing vb (game of cards in which one tries to collect sets of four matching cards)\Quartett spielen to play QuartettQuar·tett2<-[e]s, -e>[kvarˈtɛt]nt1. MUS quartet2. (vier zusammengehörige Leute) quartet, group [of four]* * *das; Quartett[e]s, Quartette1) (Musik, fig.) quartet2) o. Pl. (Spiel) card game in which one tries to get sets of four; ≈ Happy Families3) (Spielkarten) pack (Brit.) or (Amer.) deck of cards for Quartett; (Satz von vier Karten) set of four Quartett cards* * ** * *das; Quartett[e]s, Quartette1) (Musik, fig.) quartet2) o. Pl. (Spiel) card game in which one tries to get sets of four; ≈ Happy Families3) (Spielkarten) pack (Brit.) or (Amer.) deck of cards for Quartett; (Satz von vier Karten) set of four Quartett cards* * *-e n.quartet n.quartette n.
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quar — abbrev. 1. quarter 2. quarterly * * * … Universalium
quar — abbrev. 1. quarter 2. quarterly … English World dictionary
quar|ri|er — «KWAWR ee uhr, KWOR », noun. a worker who quarries stone … Useful english dictionary
quar|to — «KWAWR toh», noun, plural tos, adjective. –n. 1. the page size (usually about 9 by 12 inches) of a book in which each leaf is one fourth of a whole sheet of paper. Abbr: 4°, Q. 2. a book having such pages. –adj. of this size; having pages of this … Useful english dictionary
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quar´rel|some|ly — quar|rel|some «KWAWR uhsuhm, KWOR », adjective. too ready to quarrel; fond of fighting and disputing: »A quarrelsome child has few friends. On our idle days they were mutinous and quarrelsome, finding fault with their pork, the bread, etc., and… … Useful english dictionary