| 释义 |
quadrillequa‧drille /kwəˈdrɪl $ kwɑː-/ noun [countable]   quadrilleOrigin: 1700-1800 French, Spanish cuadrilla ‘group of soldiers’, from Italian quadriglia, from quadra ‘square’ - A party of enthusiasts danced a quadrille on a flat rock near the middle of the stream.
- My biology lab notes are written on green-tint quadrille.
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