Ordenar oficialmente a alguien que comparezca, sobre todo ante un tribunal.
To officially order someone to appear, especially in court.
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El juez citará mañana a los testigos. — The judge will summon the witnesses tomorrow.
Intentaron invocar al espíritu a medianoche. — They tried to summon the spirit at midnight.
Necesito reunir valor para la presentación. — I need to summon my courage for the presentation.
¿El abogado te citó para hoy? — Did the lawyer summon you for today?
¿Puedes invocar al ser mágico para el ritual? — Can you summon the magical being for the ritual?
¿Puedes ayudarme a reunir fuerzas para intentarlo otra vez? — Can you help me summon the strength to try again?
Cita al acusado para que declare. — Please summon the defendant to the stand.
Invoca al fantasma durante la sesión. — Please summon the ghost during the séance.
Consiguió reunir toda su fuerza de voluntad para terminar. — She managed to summon all her willpower to finish.
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