unquote in German
unquote in German is Zitat Ende — unquote means said aloud to mark the end of a quotation, often paired with "quote" at the start.
unquote in German
Zitat Ende
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 German?
"unquote" in German is Zitat Ende. unquote means: Said aloud to mark the end of a quotation, often paired with "quote" at the start.
How do you use "unquote" in a sentence?
Example: "He said, quote, "I will not resign," unquote." In German, "unquote" is Zitat Ende.
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