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Meaning of Pint

A unit of liquid capacity equal to 16 fluid ounces.

In simple words: A unit for measuring liquid, often beer or milk.

Pint in a sentence

  • I ordered a pint of lager at the bar.
  • The recipe calls for a pint of milk.
  • He drank a pint of water after jogging.
  • They enjoyed a good pint while watching the game.
  • A pint of ice cream was on sale at the store.

How to use Pint

Commonly used in the UK and some parts of the US to refer to a serving of beer. Not used in very formal contexts.

Grammar pattern

countable noun

Memory hint

Think of a pint glass full of your favorite drink.

Related words

Collocations with Pint

  • order a pint
  • pint of beer
  • pint glass

Synonyms for Pint

Common mistakes with Pint

  • Confused with 'quart' when measuring larger quantities.
  • Incorrectly using 'pint' to refer to solid items.

Compare Pint with Glass, Container

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Frequently asked questions about Pint

What does Pint mean?

A unit for measuring liquid, often beer or milk.

What is the definition of Pint?

A unit of liquid capacity equal to 16 fluid ounces.

How do you use Pint in a sentence?

I ordered a pint of lager at the bar.

Can you give another example of Pint?

The recipe calls for a pint of milk.

What are synonyms for Pint?

Common alternatives include glass, jug, container.

What words go with Pint?

It commonly pairs with order a pint, pint of beer, pint glass.

What are common mistakes when using Pint?

Confused with 'quart' when measuring larger quantities. Incorrectly using 'pint' to refer to solid items.

How do you pronounce Pint?

US: //paɪnt//, UK: //paɪnt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Pint?

Commonly used in the UK and some parts of the US to refer to a serving of beer. Not used in very formal contexts.