No. 8,399 in Spanish
quart
"Quart" is not a Spanish word; it is an English word referring to a unit of liquid or dry capacity, equal to a quarter of a gallon. The Spanish equivalent might be "cuarto" (quarter) depending on context.
In a sentence
Compré un quart de leche ayer.
I bought a quart of milk yesterday.
Here, 'quart' is used to indicate a measurement of liquid.
Debe añadir un quart de taza de azúcar a la mezcla.
You should add a quart of a cup of sugar to the mixture.
In this sentence, 'quart' is demonstrated as part of a baking recipe, relating to an amount.
La botella de agua tiene una capacidad de un quart.
The water bottle has a capacity of a quart.
This usage describes the volume capacity of the object.
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