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quotable

/ˈkwoʊ.tə.bəl/

Traducción: Se dice de una frase, cita o persona cuyo dicho merece ser citado o es apropiado para citar, por ser notable, ingenioso o memorable.

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adjective

C1formalcommon/ˈkwoʊ.tə.bəl/

Describes a statement or person that is worth quoting or suitable for being quoted.

  • 🇪🇸Se dice de una frase, cita o persona cuyo dicho merece ser citado o es apropiado para citar, por ser notable, ingenioso o memorable.
  1. Worthy of being quoted B2 formal

    Suitable or interesting enough to be repeated or cited by others.

    • His speech was full of quotable lines.
    • She is known for her quotable remarks on politics.
    • The author's quotable phrases are often shared on social media.

    🇪🇸Digno de ser citado

    Sinónimos: aphoristiccatchyepigrammaticmemorablenotablepithystriking

  2. Fit to be repeated B2 formal

    Appropriate or acceptable to be quoted, often due to being memorable or insightful.

    • The interview contained several quotable statements.
    • His quotable advice has been passed down for generations.
    • The article is filled with quotable insights about leadership.

    🇪🇸digno de citarse

    Sinónimos: repeatable

    Antónimos: inappropriateunquotableunspeakable

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