No. 4,682 in Spanish
citada
"Quoted" or "summoned."
In a sentence
La entrevista citada en el artículo fue publicada ayer.
The interview cited in the article was published yesterday.
In this context, 'citada' is used as an adjective, derived from the verb 'citar', to indicate something that has been previously mentioned or referenced.
Ella fue citada para comparecer ante el tribunal.
She was summoned to appear before the court.
Here, 'citada' is the past participle of the verb 'citar', used to indicate an action where someone is officially summoned or called upon.
La obra citada por el autor es una referencia importante en el campo.
The work cited by the author is an important reference in the field.
In this example, 'citada' serves as a descriptive term to indicate that the work has been mentioned or referenced by the author.
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