Subpoenaed Meaning in English
word · lemma: subpoena
səˈpinəd
suh-PEE-nuhd
suːpˈiːnəd
soop-EE-nuhd
释义
To officially order someone to go to court, usually to give evidence or bring documents as part of a legal case.
用法与细微差别
'Subpoenaed' is formal, legal language. Used mostly for court cases. Not the same as 'invited'—it's mandatory. The noun is 'subpoena', and the verb is usually in legal documents: 'was subpoenaed'. Common with 'to testify' or 'to appear in court'.
Spanish: citado (por la corte) - emplazadoPortuguese (BR): intimado - convocado judicialmentePortuguese (PT): notificado judicialmente - intimadoChinese (Simplified): 被传唤Chinese (Traditional): 被傳喚Hindi: समन भेजा गयाArabic: تم استدعاؤه (قضائيًا)Bengali: তলব করা হয়েছেRussian: вызван по повестке - вызвана по повесткеJapanese: 召喚されたVietnamese: bị triệu tậpKorean: 소환되었다Turkish: mahkemeye çağrıldıUrdu: طلب کیا گیاIndonesian: dipanggil (oleh pengadilan)
例句
He was subpoenaed to appear in court next week.
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The witness was subpoenaed by the lawyer.
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Many documents were subpoenaed for the trial.
basic
She was subpoenaed but didn't want to get involved in the case.
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If you get subpoenaed, you must show up—it's not optional.
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The company was subpoenaed to provide financial records to the investigators.
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