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to summon


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Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
summons,
plural: summonses
n
(law: order to appear in court)citación nf
  orden de comparecencia loc nom f
  (AmL)citatorio nm
 The witness received a summons to appear at the trial.
 La testigo recibió una citación para presentarse al juicio.
summons,
plural: summonses
n
(demand of presence)llamada nf
  llamado nm
  (formal)llamamiento nm
  (formal)convocatoria nf
 The elderly lady decided a family meeting was needed and issued a summons to her adult children.
 La anciana pensó que era necesaria una reunión familiar, por lo que hizo una llamada a sus hijos adultos.
summon [sb] vtr (call: a person)llamar a vtr + prep
  citar a vtr + prep
  (formal)convocar a vtr + prep
  (para pedir ayuda)invocar a vtr + prep
 Jim summoned a doctor when his son's fever got worse.
 Jim llamó al médico cuando la fiebre de su hijo empeoró.
summon [sb] to appear,
summons [sb] to appear
v expr
often passive (call to appear in court) (Derecho)citar a alguien a comparecer, citar a alguien para comparecer loc verb
 Karen has been summoned to appear before the High Court.
 Citaron a Karen a comparecer ante la Corte Suprema.
summon [sth] vtr figurative (gather: strength, courage)reunir vtr
  armarse de algo, hacer acopio de algo loc verb
 Gareth wanted to give up, but somehow he summoned the will to carry on.
 Gareth quería abandonar, pero, de algún modo, reunió las fuerzas para seguir.
summons n figurative, often humorous (call to do [sth])llamada nf
  llamado nm
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Locuciones verbales
InglésEspañol
summon [sb] up,
summon up [sb]
vtr phrasal sep
(call to action)llamar a la acción a loc verb
  convocar a vtr + prep
 When a building project threatened local biodiversity, the ecological action group summoned up its members.
summon [sth] up,
summon up [sth]
vtr phrasal sep
figurative (courage, etc.: gather)reunir vtr
  juntar vtr
 She finally summoned up the courage to tell her boss that he was wrong.
 Finalmente reunió el valor necesario para decirle a su jefe que estaba equivocado.
summon [sth] up,
summon up [sth]
vtr phrasal sep
figurative (call to mind, evoke)traer a la mente loc verb
  evocar vtr
 For most of us, 'Paris' summons up an image of the Eiffel Tower.
 Para la mayoría de nosotros, París trae a la mente la imagen de la Torre Eiffel.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
InglésEspañol
summon [sb] to testify v expr (call to give evidence in court)llamar a testificar loc verb
  llamar al estrado loc verb
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