quotes
SayKWOHTSUS/kʰwoʊts/UK/k(ʰ)wəʊts/AUS/kʰwɐʉts/
- 1Plural of quote. Use this form when you mean more than one quote.
The report was full of quotes from happy customers.
He wrote down a few quotes from the speech to share later.
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- 2The marks that show where someone's exact words begin and end.
Like a little fence around someone's exact words, showing where they start and stop.
Put the title in quotes so readers know it is a citation.
She added quotes around the phrase to show it was not her own.
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- 3Third-person singular present of quote. Use it with he, she, it, or one person or thing.
She often quotes her grandmother when she gives advice.
The article quotes several experts on the topic.
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quotes is a form of quote
quote, noun: Words that someone said or wrote, repeated and credited to them. Full entry
- Forms
- quotequotes plural
- Spelling
- quote → quotes: add -s
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