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    Citado (en. Aforementioned)

    siˈtaðo

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Person mentioned or referred to in a text or document.
    The cited person was recognized for his contributions to research.
    El citado fue reconocido por sus contribuciones en la investigación.
    Passage or fragment mentioned from another text.
    The author presented a cited passage from a previous study.
    El autor presentó un pasaje citado de un estudio anterior.
    verb
    To refer to or mention something or someone.
    The professor cited several authors in his class.
    El profesor citó varios autores en su clase.
    To summon someone to attend a place.
    He was summoned to appear before the court.
    Fue citado a comparecer ante el tribunal.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'citatum', participle of 'citare', meaning 'to call' or 'to name'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    summoned to appear
    Called to attend a trial or hearing.
    citado a comparecer
    cited in a study
    Mentioned in a research paper.
    citado en un estudio
    cited as a reference
    Used as a source in a text.
    citado como referencia

    Related Words

    appointment
    Reference to a specific date and time for a meeting.
    cita
    citation
    Document or notice given to summon someone.
    citación
    citer
    Person who cites or mentions others.
    citador

    Slang Meanings

    Cited as someone irrelevant in a conversation.
    They have him cited just to make numbers.
    Lo tienen citado solo para hacer número.
    Mentioned as a topic of conversation without importance.
    That topic has already been cited; it's not worth continuing.
    Ese tema ya fue citado, no vale la pena seguirlo.