No. 5,981 in Dutch
quote
A "quote" in Dutch refers to a citation or a statement taken from someone else, often used for emphasis or reference.
In a sentence
De journalist gebruikte een quote van de minister in zijn artikel.
The journalist used a quote from the minister in his article.
In this sentence, 'quote' refers to a citation or statement taken from someone's speech or writing.
Ik heb een beroemde quote uit dat boek leren begrijpen.
I have come to understand a famous quote from that book.
Here, 'quote' denotes a notable or well-known passage or saying extracted from a text.
Tijdens de spreekbeurt, citeerde hij een quote uit een beroemde toespraak.
During the presentation, he quoted a quote from a famous speech.
In this instance, 'quote' serves as material cited verbatim to complement or substantiate the speaker's subject matter.
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