引用 (in'yō) means “quote” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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発表では、専門家の意見を引用として紹介します。hap pyō de wa sen mon ka no i ken o in yō to shi te shō kai shi ma su

In the presentation, I introduce an expert's opinion as a quote.

Presents words taken from a source as the words of that source rather than as one's own.

引用文inyōbun: A section of text or speech taken from another source.
引用句inyōku: A short phrase or sentence reproduced from another source.

他人の発言や文章の一部を、元の形のまま取り上げて示すこと。ta nin no hatsu gen ya bun shō no ichi bu o moto no katachi no ma ma to ri a ge te shime su ko to

引用 (in'yō) is a Sino-Japanese compound of 引 (in, "draw") and 用 (yō, "use"), expressing the act of drawing words from a source for use elsewhere.

English speakers often put quote marks around a word to show that they are using it unusually or with doubt, a use related to quoting someone else's wording.