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The Meaning of cotizar

Word: Cotizar

Part of Speech: Verb

Pronunciation: /ko.tiˈθaɾ/ in Castilian Spanish or /ko.tiˈzaɾ/ in Latin American Spanish.


Definition:

  1. To quote a price for a product or service.
  2. In a financial or economic context, to officially list a stock, bond, or other financial instruments on an exchange.
  3. In social security contexts, it refers to the act of contributing to a pension or social security scheme.

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Etymology: The word “cotizar” originates from the Spanish noun “cota,” which means “quote” or “rate.” This noun comes from the Latin word “quota,” meaning “what is due or owed,” derived from “quotus,” meaning “how many.”


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Notes: The term is commonly used in various contexts, including business, finance, and social security. It is essential to use it appropriately based on the specific context to convey the intended meaning effectively.

  1. Necesito cotizar el precio de los materiales para el proyecto.
    (I need to quote the price of the materials for the project.)

  2. La empresa solicitó cotizar varios seguros de salud.
    (The company requested quotes for several health insurance plans.)

  3. ¿Puedes ayudarme a cotizar un pasaje de avión a Madrid?
    (Can you help me quote a plane ticket to Madrid?)

  4. Es importante cotizar con diferentes proveedores antes de hacer una compra.
    (It is important to compare quotes with different suppliers before making a purchase.)

  5. Voy a cotizar el alquiler de la oficina antes de tomar una decisión.
    (I will quote the office rent before making a decision.)

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