- to set off
direct speech, a
quotation, or a phrase. The pair
consists of an
opening quotation mark and a
closing quotation mark,
which may or may not be...
- A
quotation is the
repetition of a sentence, phrase, or p****age from
speech or text that
someone has said or written. In oral speech, it is the representation...
- In
English writing,
quotation marks or
inverted commas, also
known informally as quotes,
talking marks,
speech marks,
quote marks,
quotemarks or speechmarks...
- A
request for
quotation (RfQ) is a
business process in
which a
company or
public entity requests a
quote from a
supplier for the
purchase of specific...
-
acronym for the
National ****ociation of
Securities Dealers Automated Quotations. It was
founded in 1971 by the
National ****ociation of
Securities Dealers...
-
quotation marks in a
number of languages. In some of
these languages "single" Guillemets, ‹ and ›, are used for a
quotation inside another quotation....
-
Musical quotation is the
practice of
directly quoting another work in a new composition. The
quotation may be from the same composer's work (self-referential)...
- A
block quotation (also
known as a long
quotation or extract) is a
quotation in a
written do****ent that is set off from the main text as a paragraph, or...
-
Quotation is a
reference to a
previously known expression.
Quotation can also
refer to:
Financial quote,
market data
relating to a
security or commodity...
- Quasi-
quotation or
Quine quotation is a
linguistic device in
formal languages that
facilitates rigorous and
terse formulation of
general rules about linguistic...
