Macquart (en. Macquart)
/makˈkaʁ/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
A unit of measurement used in commerce to designate a certain quantity of goods.
The merchant sold the wine at a price of ten macquarts.
Le marchand a vendu le vin à un prix de dix macquarts.
Refers to an assortment of goods or products presented together.
He prepared a macquart of cheeses and cold cuts.
Il a préparé un macquart de fromages et de charcuteries.
Etymology
Uncertain origin, likely derived from French dialect endings.
Common Phrases and Expressions
make a macquart
Act in an organized manner to present or sell an assortment.
faire un macquart
have a macquart of problems
To have several problems or difficulties at the same time.
avoir un macquart de problèmes
Related Words
merchandise
A good or product that is sold or exchanged.
marchandise
assortment
A varied set of products or goods.
assortiment
quantity
The measure of how much there is of something.
quantité
Slang Meanings
A chaotic mix of objects or products.
Look at this macquart of tools in the garage!
Regarde ce macquart d'outils dans le garage!
To leave without a trace.
He made a macquart after taking the money.
Il a fait un macquart après avoir pris l'argent.