quote

verb
UK /kwəʊt/
US /kwoʊt/

To say or write the exact words that someone else said or wrote.

She likes to quote her favorite lines from the movie.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To tell someone the price of a job or service.

The builder quoted us a fair price for the new roof.

3. A short sentence or phrase taken from a book or speech.

He began his talk with a quote from a famous scientist.

4. To use a group of words in writing and mark them with quotation marks.

Remember to quote the exact words and use quotation marks.