tener una cita

having an appointment

The Spanish phrase 'tener una cita' translates to 'having an appointment' in English. It could mean a variety of contexts like a professional meeting, a doctor's appointment, or a scheduled meeting with someone. Additionally, it could also translate to 'having a date' in a romantic context.

leisure

Example sentences using: tener una cita

Ella tiene una cita con el médico mañana.

She has an appointment with the doctor tomorrow.

This phrase indicates that a female has scheduled an appointment for a medical consultation.

Juan tiene una cita importante en su trabajo.

Juan has an important meeting at work.

In this example, Juan is referring to a significant and formal appointment related to his job.

Nosotros tenemos una cita para cenar esta noche.

We have a dinner reservation for tonight.

This phrase expresses that a group, including the speaker, has arranged a dinner engagement for the evening.