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🔑quotequote AW 1 /kwoʊt / verb - [intransitive, transitive] quote (sth) (from sb / sth) (
English language arts英语语言文学) to repeat exactly something that someone else has said or written before引用；引述◆The journalist quoted a statement that the senator had made several years earlier.记者引用了这位参议员几年前说过的话。◆to quote from the Bible引用《圣经》◆She was quoted as saying that she disagreed with the decision.有人援引她的话说她不同意那个决定。◆The mayor asked the newspaper not to quote him.市长要求该报不要引述他的话。
- [transitive] to give something as an example to support what you are saying以…举例说明◆She quoted several reasons why she was unhappy about the decision.她列出了几个理由说明她为什么对这个决定感到不满。
- [transitive] to say what the cost of a piece of work, etc. will probably be向…报价；开价◆The insurance company quoted us a rate for insuring our car.保险公司向我们报了汽车保险的价格。
 ●quote (…unquote) (informal) used to show the beginning (and end) of a word, phrase, etc. that has been said or written by someone else（用于引文的开始和结尾）引文起（…引文止）◆It was quote, “the hardest decision of my life,” unquote, and one that he lived to regret.那是，原话起，“我一生中最难的决定”，原话止，而且是他终生后悔的决定。
quotequote AW 2 /kwoʊt / noun (informal) - (
English language arts英语语言文学) = quotation (1) ◆Her history paper was full of quotes.她的历史论文中引文随处可见。
- = quotation (2) ◆Their quote for the job was way too high.他们对这项工作的报价太高了。
- quotes [plural] (
English language arts英语语言文学) = quotation marks ◆If you take text from other sources, place it in quotes.若从别处引用文本，须置于引号中。
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