quote

noun

UK/kwəʊt/
US/kwoʊt/

Definitions of quote noun

price

  1. C2Countable

    the stated cost a person or business proposes to charge for specific work.

    • I requested quotes from several contractors for this project.

    • We need to compare several quotes before selecting a contractor.

    • The quote for this repair job seems excessive.

Phrases of quote noun

  • quotes

    The symbols “ ” or ‘ ’ used to enclose a word or phrase, indicating that it is a direct quote or a specific term.

    Please ensure that all quotes in your document are correctly coded.

verb

UK/kwəʊt/
US/kwoʊt/

Definitions of quote verb

repeat

  1. C1TransitiveIntransitive

    to repeat or copy out words spoken or written by another person.

    • She often quotes from her favorite poet's works.

    • To support his argument, he quoted the results of a study.

    • You can quote what I said, but be sure to do so accurately.

cite

  1. C1Transitive

    to cite a fact or example to emphasize or support a point.

    • He quoted several case studies to illustrate his point.

    • She quoted several statistics to support her analysis.

    • To prove his innocence, he quoted the witness's testimony.

price

  1. C2Transitive

    to state the price for a service or product to be provided.

    • The contractor quoted $5,000 for the renovation.

    • They quoted a competitive price for designing the website.

    • The company will quote a price before commencing any work.

Idioms

  • quote... unquote

    Indicates the beginning and end of a direct quote, often used when the speaker is repeating someone else's words, especially when expressing disagreement or skepticism.

    The politician stated, quote, "We will make the country great again," unquote.