Pronunciation: /kwoʊt/
noun a repetition of someone else's statement or thoughts
A1 Can you write down the quote from the book on the board?
A2 She always starts her presentations with a famous quote.
B1 The quote that resonated with me the most was 'The only way to do great work is to love what you do.'
B2 In his speech, the politician used a quote from a famous philosopher to emphasize his point.
C1 The quote attributed to Albert Einstein about insanity is often misinterpreted.
C2 As a literature professor, she analyzed the quote in great detail, exploring its historical context and literary significance.
verb to repeat or copy out a group of words from a text or speech
A1 Can you quote the price for me, please?
A2 She quoted a famous line from the movie during her presentation.
B1 The article quoted several experts on the topic.
B2 He quoted Shakespeare in his graduation speech.
C1 The historian quoted primary sources extensively in her research paper.
C2 The author often quotes philosophers in his novels.
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A1 She always wears a quote t-shirt with a motivational saying on it.
A2 The students were asked to write a quote message on the board for inspiration.
B1 I found a quote book filled with famous sayings from philosophers and writers.
B2 The artist's latest collection features quote jewelry with meaningful phrases engraved on them.
C1 The quote analysis in the research paper provided valuable insights into the author's intentions.
C2 The film director is known for incorporating quote dialogue that resonates with the audience.
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A1 She always says 'quote' before starting a new sentence.
A2 He quoted his favorite author when discussing the topic.
B1 The speaker quoted a famous line from a movie to make her point.
B2 The politician often quotes historical figures in his speeches.
C1 The professor quoted several sources to support her argument.
C2 The author frequently quotes philosophers in his works.
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