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cite

/saɪt/

citeverb

cited

Past Simple

cited

Past Participle

citing

ing-form

/saɪt/

Translations

citer

In her research paper, she cited several studies to support her hypothesis.

Dans son article de recherche, elle a cité plusieurs études pour appuyer son hypothèse.

Additional translations

citerContexte juridique ; « citer à comparaître » en français.

citerDans le sens de mentionner officiellement pour mérite ou bravoure.

citerSoutenu ou juridique.

Definitions

To quote or refer to a source as evidence or justification for an argument or statement.

In her research paper, she cited several studies to support her hypothesis.

To mention or bring forward as support, illustration, or proof.

The lawyer cited previous court rulings to strengthen his case.

To officially summon someone to appear in a court of law.

The driver was cited for speeding and had to appear in court.

To formally praise or mention (someone) in an official report, especially for bravery or distinguished service.

The firefighter was cited for heroism after rescuing three children from the blaze.

Synonyms

refer to

call upon

allude to

citenoun

cites

/saɪt/

Informal, chiefly legal or academic: a reference or citation to a source.

Translations

citationRéférence bibliographique ou mention d'une source.

Each statement in the brief must have a supporting cite.

Chaque affirmation du mémoire doit avoir une citation à l'appui.

Additional translations

citationContexte juridique américain.

Definitions

A reference to a source of information; a citation.

Each statement in the brief must have a supporting cite.

A notice issued by law enforcement requiring a person to appear in court; a citation.

He was handed a cite for driving without insurance.