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No. 4,789 in Spanish

convoca

"Convoca" means "calls" or "summons."

In a sentence

  • El profesor convoca una reunión con los padres.

    The teacher calls a meeting with the parents.

    In this sentence, the word 'convoca' is used to indicate that the teacher is organizing or officially calling for a meeting with the parents.

  • El alcalde convoca a los ciudadanos para discutir el nuevo proyecto.

    The mayor summons the citizens to discuss the new project.

    Here, 'convoca' reflects the act of formally inviting or gathering people together for a discussion or event.

  • El director convoca una junta extraordinaria para tratar el tema urgente.

    The director calls an extraordinary meeting to address the urgent matter.

    In this example, 'convoca' is used to express the initiation of an extraordinary meeting to address specific concerns.

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