Definition
Definition of allonge - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
financeDated slip of paper for endorsements in bankingDated
- The check had an allonge for additional signatures.
2.
fencingDated thrust or lunge in fencingDated
- He executed a perfect allonge during the match.
3.
paper attachmentDated piece of paper attached to a documentDated
- The contract had an allonge for additional terms.
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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- French:allonge, coup d'estoc, ...
- German:Vermerkzettel, Ausfall, ...
- Italian:allonga, affondo, ...
- Spanish:alargue, estocada, ...
- Portuguese:anexo, estocada, ...
- Chinese:附单, 刺击, ...
- Japanese:アロンジュ, 突き, ...
- Arabic:وَرَقَة إِضَافِيَّة لِلتَّظْهِير, طَعْنَة, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹסֶפֶת הַמְלָצָה, דְּחִיפָה, ...
- Russian:аллонж, выпад, ...
- Ukrainian:аллонж, випад, ...
- Hindi:अलॉन्ज, अलोंज, ...
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