QuiIt is pronounced in English as [kw? lt]； The American pronunciation is [kw? Lt]. As a noun, it means quilt; Quilt. As a verb, it means sewing a quilt; Sewing; Fill with filler.

Related examples:

Used as a noun

(noun)

1, He

buy

a

heavy

quilt

for

this

winter

He bought a thick quilt for the winter.

2. Why

wake up

arrive

find

that

his

quilt

have

slip

leave

this

Go to sleep.

He woke up to find the quilt slipping from the bed.

Extended data:

Detailed explanation of words:

1, deformation:

Noun: quilting machine

Past tense: quilting

Past participle: quilting

Present participle: quilting

Third person singular: quilt

2. Lexical collocation:

1) verb+~

range

(possessive case of one) personal

quilt

Open the quilt

2) preposition +~ lie

under

(possessive case of one) personal

quilt

Lying in the quilt

3. Common sentence patterns:

Used as a noun

(noun)

1)

quilt

and

this

woollen blanket

exist

neatly

Fold.

The quilt and blanket are neatly folded.

2) those

quilt

no

give

you

many

protect

opposition

this

Cold.

Those quilts can't protect you from the cold.

3) She

beat

this

quilt

arrive

manufacture

it

Soft.

She beat the quilt to soften it.

References:

Sogou encyclopedia-quilt