Examples of using The quotation in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
Here is the quotation from.
What's the source of the quotation?
Check the quotation with us now.
When could I get the quotation?
The quotation you attribute to me is not mine.
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When can I get the quotation?
I continue the quotation from the following paragraph.
Please give me the quotation.
Provide the quotation according to the final design.
When could I get the quotation?
Before the Quotation, please help us to know, as below.
Q1: When can I get the quotation?
As an example, this is the quotation from Paul Krugman,the famous liberal economist.
Welcome to check the price list and the quotation with us.
Now, check the quotation with us.
Delisting is the exclusion of shares from the quotation list.
The quotation will be offered based on the samples, or part drawing, or the sample photos.
Welcome to consult the quotation with us.
Please be free to consult the quotation with us.
I mean, not always in the quotation form, but always trying to make the harmonization more logical.
A: Firstly, a drawing file is needed for reference, then the quotation will be given as soon as possible.
Our CSR will provide you the quotation, payment term, tracking number, delivery ways and estimated arrival date(ETA).
We will send you an updated price list after confirming the suitable machine configuration for you and the quotation is valid in one month.
Yet, nowhere in all those reports does the quotation that you attributed to Mr. Beckwith appear.
Also, if the quotation is more than one paragraph, indent the first line of the second and any additional paragraphs 5 spaces.
Q1: How long we can get the quotation after inquiry?
Here is the quotation:"At this moment, the majority of citizens of this country," says Reljic,"believe that it is admissible to fire howitzers on Sarajevo.
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Moreover, it sometimes happens that an author, introducing a quotation, will seek to use it to support an idea exactly opposite of that expressed in the quotation itself.
