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Definition of cited - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
evidencementioned as an example or proof
- The book was cited as a reference in the research paper.
2.
legalTECH. summoned to appear in courtTECH.
- The driver was cited for speeding and had to appear in court.
3.
academicTECH. having a citation or referenceTECH.
- The cited article was published last year.
Origin of cited
Latin, citare (to summon)
Terms with cited included in their meaning
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cited
repeated from a text or speech
documentation
not mentioned or cited in a document
authority
cited as an authority or example
citation
in the same place as previously cited
acr: impact factor
number showing how often a journal is cited
abr: locis
in the places mentioned or cited
abr: loco citato
in the place in the text just cited
citation
in the place previously cited in a text
citation
not cited or referenced
Examples of cited in a sentence
Her work was frequently cited in academic circles. She was cited for contempt of court. The company was cited for numerous safety violations. The cited research supports the new theory. Her cited work is frequently referenced in studies.
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- French:cité, cité à comparaître, ...
- German:zitiert, vorgeladen, ...
- Italian:citato, citato in giudizio, ...
- Spanish:mencionado, convocado, ...
- Portuguese:citado, intimado, ...
- Chinese:被引用的, 被传唤的, ...
- Japanese:引用された, 召喚された, ...
- Arabic:مَذْكُور, مُسْتَدْعًى, ...
- Hebrew:מְצוּטָט, מוּזְמָן לְבֵית הַמִּשְׁפָּט, ...
- Russian:цитируемый, вызванный в суд, ...
- Ukrainian:згаданий, викликаний, ...
- Hindi:उद्धृत, तलब किया गया, ...
Definition of cite - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
acknowledgemention as an honor or example
- The professor was cited for outstanding contributions to research..
2.
literatureTECH. quote a passage or words from a sourceTECH.
- She cited a famous author in her essay.
3.
legalRare officially summon someone to appear in courtRare
- The judge cited him for contempt of court.
Noun
1.
writingshort note recognizing a source
- Include a cite for every quote used.
2.
- The professor asked for a cite in the essay.
Expressions with cite
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provide detailed evidence or references
He cited chapter and verse to prove his point during the debate.
summon someone to attend a legal proceeding
The judge cited him to appear in court.
Origin of cite
Latin, citare (to summon)
Examples of cite in a sentence
The article was cited in several academic papers. The professor cited several studies in his lecture. He cited the original text to support his argument. The officer cited her for failing to appear. He was cited to testify in the trial. Each cite must follow the citation style.
The bibliography included a cite for every source. She included a cite for every source she used. The article lacked a proper cite for its claims.
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- French:citer, citation, ...
- German:erwähnen, Quellenhinweis, ...
- Italian:citare, citazione, ...
- Spanish:citar, cita, ...
- Portuguese:citar, citação, ...
- Chinese:表彰, 引文, ...
- Japanese:表彰する, 出典, ...
- Arabic:أَوْرَدَ, استشهاد, ...
- Hebrew:לְצַיֵּן, אַסְמַכְתָּה, ...
- Russian:отмечать с почестями, ссылка, ...
- Ukrainian:згадувати як приклад, посилання, ...
- Hindi:सम्मानित करना, संदर्भ, ...
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