unquote in Bulgarian
unquote in Bulgarian is край на цитата — unquote means said aloud to mark the end of a quotation, often paired with "quote" at the start.
unquote in Bulgarian
край на цитата
Pronounced: kray na tsitata
Used in speech to indicate the end of a quotation.
What does "unquote" mean?
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particle Said aloud to mark the end of a quotation, often paired with "quote" at the start.
"He said, quote, "I will not resign," unquote."
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verb To restore quoted text to its original, unquoted form.
"The editor unquoted the passage before publishing it as a paraphrase."
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unquote in a sentence
- He said, quote, "I will not resign," unquote.
- The editor unquoted the passage before publishing it as a paraphrase.
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What is "unquote" in Bulgarian?
"unquote" in Bulgarian is край на цитата. unquote means: Said aloud to mark the end of a quotation, often paired with "quote" at the start.
How do you pronounce край на цитата?
"unquote" in Bulgarian is край на цитата, pronounced "kray na tsitata".
How do you use "unquote" in a sentence?
Example: "He said, quote, "I will not resign," unquote." In Bulgarian, "unquote" is край на цитата.
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