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English to Spanish Dictionary

quoted Meaning in Spanish (quoted significado en español)

citado, cotizado
Sinónimos:mencionadoreferidotasado
citado in English:quoted
Phonetic:siˈtado
Plural: quoted
Gender:Masculino
Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de quoted en español es citado, cotizado. (Que se refiere a palabras o pasajes que han sido repetidos o copiados exactamente de un texto o discurso.)

Definitions of Quoted

  1. 1
    adjective
    citado

    Referring to words or passages that have been repeated or copied exactly from a text or speech.

    Que se refiere a palabras o pasajes que han sido repetidos o copiados exactamente de un texto o discurso.

  2. 2
    adjective(formal)
    cotizado

    Having had a price or cost officially stated for a job, service, or item, especially in a business context.

    Al que se le ha fijado oficialmente un precio o coste para un trabajo, servicio o artículo, especialmente en un contexto empresarial.

  3. 3
    adjective
    citado

    Having been mentioned or referred to as an example, proof, or authority to support an argument or statement.

    Que ha sido mencionado o referido como ejemplo, prueba o autoridad para apoyar un argumento o declaración.

Example Sentences

formal

“The author quoted a famous poet in her essay.”

La autora citó a un poeta famoso en su ensayo.

formal

“The quoted passage was from an ancient text.”

El pasaje citado era de un texto antiguo.

business

“He quoted a price for the repair work.”

Él cotizó un precio por el trabajo de reparación.

Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

mencionadoreferidotasado

In English:

citedreferencedmentioned

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

originalno citadono cotizado

In English:

unquotedunmentionedunreferenced

Inflected Word Forms

infinitivequote
third person singularquotes
present participlequoting
nounquotation
adjectivequotable

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

quote unquoteexpression

Used to indicate that one is repeating someone else's words or a phrase that one does not necessarily endorse.

to quote out of contextexpression

To repeat someone's words without the surrounding information that clarifies their original meaning.