Citada (en. Cited)

/siˈta.ða/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

That has been mentioned or referenced.

The author cited in the book is very well-known.

La autora citada en el libro es muy reconocida.

Refers to a scheduled meeting or appointment.

I have an appointment with the doctor, it's the one I mentioned.

Tengo una cita con el médico, es la citada que mencioné.

From Latin 'citata', past participle of 'citare', which means to call or summon.

prior appointment

A summons that takes place before a meeting or encounter.

cita previa

to be summoned

Forces a person to appear before a court or at a meeting.

ser citado

medical appointment

Scheduled time to attend a medical consultation.

cita médica

appointment

Reference to a scheduled meeting or appointment.

cita

to cite

To mention or refer to someone or something explicitly.

citar

citer

Person who mentions or cites.

citador

Informal chats with friends.

We're going to have a meeting before the party.

Vamos a tener una citada antes de la fiesta.