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tr['sʌmənz]1 (call) llamamiento2 SMALLLAW/SMALL citación nombre femenino (judicial)1 SMALLLAW/SMALL citar, emplazar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto serve a summons on somebody entregarle una citación a alguien1) subpoena: citación f, citatorio m Mex2) call: llamada f, llamamiento mn.• comparición s.f.n.• apercibimiento s.m.• citación (Jurisprudencia) s.f.• comparendo s.m.• emplazamiento s.m.• requerimiento s.m.v.• emplazar v.
I 'sʌmənza) ( Law) citación f, citatorio m (Méx)to issue a summons — despachar una citación or (Méx) un citatorio
to serve a summons on somebody — entregarle* una citación or (Méx) un citatorio a alguien
b) ( for help etc) llamamiento m, llamado m (AmL)
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transitive verb ( Law) citar, emplazar*['sʌmǝnz]1.N(pl summonses) (Jur) citación f judicial, emplazamiento m ; (fig) llamada f•
to serve a summons on sb — entregar una citación a algn•
to take out a summons against sb — entablar demanda contra algn, citar a algn (para estrados)2.VT citar, emplazarshe has been summonsed to appear in court — ha sido citada or emplazada a presentarse en el juzgado
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I ['sʌmənz]a) ( Law) citación f, citatorio m (Méx)to issue a summons — despachar una citación or (Méx) un citatorio
to serve a summons on somebody — entregarle* una citación or (Méx) un citatorio a alguien
b) ( for help etc) llamamiento m, llamado m (AmL)
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transitive verb ( Law) citar, emplazar*
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