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cited (B1)

カタカナ: サイティッド

IPA: /ˈsaɪtɪd/

Mentioning or referring to a source, especially to support an argument, or identifying something as an example or reason.

意味: 根拠を補強するために情報源を挙げたり、例や理由として何かを指摘したりすること。

The professor cited several studies in her lecture. — The professor cited several studies in her lecture.
She cited her source when writing the research paper. — She cited her source when writing the research paper.

Japanese translations of Cited:

cite as (prepositional phrase): To mention or refer to something as a particular thing or reason. — "He was cited as the main reason for the project's success."
cited in (prepositional phrase): To be mentioned or referred to within a particular document, publication, or context. — "Her work was frequently cited in academic journals."
cited for (prepositional phrase): To be officially mentioned or recognized for a specific achievement or offense. — "The firefighter was cited for bravery."