allonge
əˈlɔːnʒ
Definition

Definition of allonge - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
financeDatedslip of paper for endorsements in bankingDated
  • The check had an allonge for additional signatures.
2.
fencingDatedthrust or lunge in fencingDated
  • He executed a perfect allonge during the match.
jab lunge thrust
3.
paper attachmentDatedpiece of paper attached to a documentDated
  • The contract had an allonge for additional terms.
attachment rider
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Origin of allonge

French, allonger (to lengthen)

Examples of allonge in a sentence

  • He attached an allonge to the promissory note.
  • The fencer's allonge was swift and precise.
  • During practice, her allonge improved significantly.
  • The lawyer added an allonge to the agreement.
  • An allonge was necessary for the additional clauses.

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  1. French:allonge, coup d'estoc, ...
  2. German:Vermerkzettel, Ausfall, ...
  3. Italian:allonga, affondo, ...
  4. Spanish:alargue, estocada, ...
  5. Portuguese:anexo, estocada, ...
  6. Chinese:附单, 刺击, ...
  7. Japanese:アロンジュ, 突き, ...
  8. Arabic:وَرَقَة إِضَافِيَّة لِلتَّظْهِير, طَعْنَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:תּוֹסֶפֶת הַמְלָצָה, דְּחִיפָה, ...
  10. Russian:аллонж, выпад, ...
  11. Ukrainian:аллонж, випад, ...
  12. Hindi:अलॉन्ज, अलोंज, ...
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