citation in Russian
citation in Russian is вы́зов, пове́стка, цити́рование — citation means a reference to a source of information, given to credit where it came from, especially in academic writing.
citation in Russian
What does "citation" mean?
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noun A reference to a source of information, given to credit where it came from, especially in academic writing.
"Every quote in the essay needs a proper citation."
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noun An official order to appear before a court, or a formal notice of a minor offence such as a traffic violation.
"He received a citation for speeding on the motorway."
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noun A formal statement recognising someone's achievement or bravery.
"The soldier received a citation for bravery under fire."
citation in a sentence
- Every quote in the essay needs a proper citation.
- He received a citation for speeding on the motorway.
- The soldier received a citation for bravery under fire.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "citation" in Russian?
"citation" in Russian is вы́зов, пове́стка, цити́рование. citation means: A reference to a source of information, given to credit where it came from, especially in academic writing.
How do you pronounce вы́зов?
"citation" in Russian is вы́зов, pronounced "vyzov".
How do you use "citation" in a sentence?
Example: "Every quote in the essay needs a proper citation." In Russian, "citation" is вы́зов, пове́стка, цити́рование.
Are there other ways to say "citation" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 7 translations listed for "citation": вы́зов, пове́стка, цити́рование, перечисле́ние, ссы́лка, упомина́ние.