Definition
Definition of adjourning - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
meetingsRare temporarily stopping a meeting or sessionRare
- The adjourning committee will reconvene next week.
- The adjourning session will resume tomorrow.
- After adjourning, the members took a short break.
Origin of adjourning
Old French, ajourner (to postpone)
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- French:ajourné, ...
- German:vertagt, ...
- Italian:temporaneamente sospeso, ...
- Spanish:aplazando, ...
- Portuguese:adiado, ...
- Chinese:休会的, ...
- Japanese:休会中の, ...
- Arabic:مُؤَجَّل, ...
- Hebrew:מַשְׁהֶה, ...
- Russian:переносимый, ...
- Ukrainian:перерваний, ...
- Hindi:स्थगित करने वाला, ...
Definition of adjourn - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
temporary pausetr. suspend a meeting to resume latertr.
- The chairperson decided to adjourn the meeting until next week..
2.
permanent endingtr. close a session or meeting permanentlytr.
- The judge adjourned the court for the day.
3.
movementintr. Dated move as a group to another placeintr. Dated
- The committee adjourned to the conference room.
Origin of adjourn
Old French, ajorner (to meet)
Examples of adjourn in a sentence
The judge decided to adjourn the court for lunch. The meeting was adjourned until further notice. They decided to adjourn the session after the discussion. The group decided to adjourn to the dining hall. After the meeting, they adjourned to the lobby.
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- French:ajourner, terminer, ...
- German:vertagen, schließen, ...
- Italian:sospendere, sciogliere, ...
- Spanish:suspender, levantar, ...
- Portuguese:suspender, encerrar, ...
- Chinese:延期, 闭会, ...
- Japanese:休会する, 閉廷する, ...
- Arabic:عَلَّقَ, رفع الجلسة, ...
- Hebrew:לִדְחוֹת, לַחְתוֹם, ...
- Russian:отложить, закрывать, ...
- Ukrainian:відкласти, закрити засідання, ...
- Hindi:स्थगित करना, समाप्त करना, ...
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