adjective
citado
cite
Es cuando una persona ha sido llamada para encontrarse con alguien en un lugar y hora específicos.
Definition & meaning
Citado can mean:
- Cited or quoted: mentioned or reproduced as a source or example.
- Summoned or called: formally instructed to appear somewhere, especially by a court or authority.
- Aforementioned: referred to earlier in a text.
Grammar & Word origin
Citado is the past participle of citar , “to cite,” “to summon,” or “to arrange to meet.” As an adjective, it agrees with the noun: citada , citados , and citadas .
Synonyms & antonyms
- mencionado — “mentioned”; broader than citado and does not necessarily imply a quotation or reference.
- convocado — “summoned” or “called together”; often used for meetings or events.
- referido — “referred to”; can mean “aforementioned” in formal writing.
Common phrases & collocations
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Examples
El autor explicó el tema en el libro citado.adjective
The author explained the topic in the cited book.
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