cita

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appointment

noun

cita
feminine noun
1. appointment (entrevista); date (de novios)
  • darse cita -> to meet
  • tener una cita -> to have an appointment
  • cita a ciegas -> blind date
2. quotation (referencia)

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cita [thee’-tah]
noun
1. Appointment, engagement, a meeting appointed; rendez-vous. (f)
  • Acudir a una cita -> to keep an appointment, turn up for an appointment
  • se dieron una cita para las 8 -> they agreed to meet at 8. Faltar a una cita, to miss an appointment
2. Citation, quotation of a passage of a book. (f)

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"cita" in the Answers forum
Q: Si usted viene en una cita..
A: You mean the word service - servicio. That sounds fatal? Ok, but I don't understand. Rachel
Q: Esta cita dice que la gente intenta cambiar humanidad,...
A: > > ...es que la gente tiende para pensar del cuadro grande sin el pensamiento de los movimientos pequeños del **cepillo **que lo hicieron. > > our dictionary…
Q: What does e shat hola coma cita mean?
A: I do believe that is spelled wrong. If it were chatarra camiseta that would be scrap shirt. I can't think of anything else close to this.
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