quotation in Italian
quotation in Italian is preventivo — quotation means someone else's words repeated exactly, usually from a book, speech, or famous person.
quotation in Italian
preventivo
(countable) A price that has been quoted for buying or selling.
What does "quotation" mean?
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noun Someone else's words repeated exactly, usually from a book, speech, or famous person.
"She opened her speech with a quotation from Maya Angelou."
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noun A stated price for goods or a service.
"We got three quotations before choosing a builder."
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quotation in a sentence
- She opened her speech with a quotation from Maya Angelou.
- The article was full of quotations from anonymous sources.
- We got three quotations before choosing a builder.
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What is "quotation" in Italian?
"quotation" in Italian is preventivo. quotation means: Someone else's words repeated exactly, usually from a book, speech, or famous person.
How do you use "quotation" in a sentence?
Example: "She opened her speech with a quotation from Maya Angelou." In Italian, "quotation" is preventivo.
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