"quote" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

quote verbo

quote + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 49

quote sources • quote officials • quote prices • quote one's words • quote a line • ...

verbo + quote

Kolokacji: 9

quoted as saying • quoted as telling • quoted as stating • start quoting • ask to be quoted • ...

quote + preposición

Kolokacji: 19

quote from • quoted by • quoted in • quoted on • quoted at • ...

quote + adjetivo/adverbio

Kolokacji: 32

widely quoted • frequently quoted • later quoted • quote extensively • quote directly • ...

Kolokacji: 6

Grup znaczeniowych: 4

Kolokacji: 24

1. widely quoted = powszechnie zacytowany widely quoted

2. later quoted = później zacytować later quoted

3. quote extensively = zacytuj wiele quote extensively

4. quote directly = zacytuj bezpośrednio quote directly

5. once quoted = kiedyś zacytować once quoted

once quote

6. approvingly quote = z aprobatą cytować approvingly quote

7. publicly quoted = publicznie zacytować publicly quoted

8. quote liberally = zacytuj liberalnie quote liberally

9. commonly quoted = powszechnie zacytować commonly quoted

10. famously quoted = doskonale zacytowany famously quoted

11. quoted accurately = zacytowany dokładnie quoted accurately

12. quote earlier = zacytuj wcześniej quote earlier

13. repeatedly quote = ciągle zacytuj repeatedly quote

Its administrators and members have been repeatedly quoted in mainstream publications.
Although he is repeatedly quoted and praised by several theologians of his time, little was written about his life.
Chief Justice Anderson's previous dissent was quoted repeatedly in this decision.
You repeatedly quote "well I have never seen .
The third theme of the Tempo di Valse is quoted repeatedly throughout the movement.
Zappa and his band repeatedly quote various other songs throughout the lengthy composition, mostly in the spirit of parody.
The tribute was one Adams would quote repeatedly in letters, and understandably, given his elation and the spirit of the moment.
His work is repeatedly quoted by Athenaeus.
One work repeatedly quotes a definition of promiscuous by Gratian, a medieval theologian, which is stated in exclusively female terms.