Word: blockquote

Pronunciation:
/b'blɒkkwəʊt/
音标：[ˈblɒkˌkwəʊt]

Meaning:
Blockquote refers to a section of text that is quoted or cited from another source, typically set off from the main body of text by indentation, quotation marks, or other formatting to distinguish it. It is often used in web pages and written documents to highlight a block of text that has been extracted from a different source.

Translation:
引用块，引文块

Usage:

Blockquotes are commonly used to quote longer passages of text.

In HTML, <blockquote> is a tag used to indicate a block-level quotation.

Blockquotes can be formatted differently (e.g., with indentation or italics) to separate them visually from the rest of the content.

Example Sentences:

The author used a blockquote to emphasize the importance of the research findings.

In academic writing, blockquotes are used to cite lengthy sources directly.

The website's design includes a blockquote style for quoting experts' opinions.

To highlight the author's words, the editor inserted a blockquote in the article.

You can easily format blockquotes in HTML by using the <blockquote> tag.

The blockquote in the newspaper article showed a direct quote from the president.

The essay contained several blockquotes from different academic papers.

For better readability, the blockquote was displayed in a larger font.

The blockquote was centered to draw attention to the important passage.

The novel's preface starts with a blockquote from a famous philosopher.

Phrases and Collocations:

Insert a blockquote

Format a blockquote

Cite a blockquote

Use a blockquote in HTML

Blockquote style

Blockquote indentation

Blockquote citation