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1 (to) summon
(to) summon /ˈsʌmən/v. t.1 (leg.) chiamare a comparire; citare (in giudizio) ( nel processo penale; cfr. to subpoena): They were summoned to appear in court, sono stati chiamati a comparire in giudizio; to summon witnesses, citare i testimoni2 convocare; chiamare a raccolta; adunare; radunare: to summon a meeting, convocare (o indire) una riunione; to summon Parliament, convocare il Parlamento3 (arc.) invitare; intimare: They summoned the enemy to surrender, hanno invitato il nemico ad arrendersi; hanno intimato la resa al nemico4 ( spesso to summon up) fare appello a; raccogliere: He summoned (up) his energy, fece appello a tutte le sue energie; Summon (up) your strength, raccogli le forze!; to summon up one's courage, farsi coraggio; farsi animo; prendere il coraggio a due mani● to summon to arms, chiamare alle armi (fig.) □ to summon st. up, richiamare alla mente (o evocare) qc.NOTA D'USO: - summon o summons?- -
2 (to) summon
(to) summon /ˈsʌmən/v. t.1 (leg.) chiamare a comparire; citare (in giudizio) ( nel processo penale; cfr. to subpoena): They were summoned to appear in court, sono stati chiamati a comparire in giudizio; to summon witnesses, citare i testimoni2 convocare; chiamare a raccolta; adunare; radunare: to summon a meeting, convocare (o indire) una riunione; to summon Parliament, convocare il Parlamento3 (arc.) invitare; intimare: They summoned the enemy to surrender, hanno invitato il nemico ad arrendersi; hanno intimato la resa al nemico4 ( spesso to summon up) fare appello a; raccogliere: He summoned (up) his energy, fece appello a tutte le sue energie; Summon (up) your strength, raccogli le forze!; to summon up one's courage, farsi coraggio; farsi animo; prendere il coraggio a due mani● to summon to arms, chiamare alle armi (fig.) □ to summon st. up, richiamare alla mente (o evocare) qc.NOTA D'USO: - summon o summons?-
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