| 释义 |
quoˈtation marks(also ˈspeech marks(informal 非正式)quotes (brit also 英亦作) inˌverted ˈcommas) noun [pl] the signs ‘...’ or "..." that you put around a word, a sentence, etc to show that it is what sb said or wrote, that it is a title, or that you are using it in a special way 引号（‘...’或“... ”） quotequote/kwəʊt ||; kwot/verb1. [i,t] quote (sth) (from sb/sth) to repeat exactly sth that sb else has said or written before 引用，引述（某人的话或文字） · ◇the minister asked the newspaper not to quote him. 大臣要求那家报纸不要引用他的话。 2. [t] to give sth as an example to support what you are saying 提出或援引（某事物）以支持（所说的话） 3. [i,t] to say what the cost of a piece of work, etc will probably be 报（价） |