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Definition of quorum - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
official meetingsminimum members needed for official group decisions
- The board meeting was delayed due to lack of quorum.
2.
technologyTECH. minimum votes required for distributed system operationsTECH.
- The system needs a quorum to update the database.
Expressions with quorum
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have enough members present to make a meeting official
Five members constitute a quorum for this committee.
reach the required number of attendees for a meeting
We need two more people to make a quorum.
possess the minimum number of members for a meeting
The board cannot vote until they have a quorum.
disruption of bacterial communication to prevent coordinated behavior
Scientists study quorum quenching to combat bacterial infections.
bacteria use chemical signals to sense and react to their numbers
Quorum sensing lets bacteria coordinate actions when enough are present.
Origin of quorum
Latin, quorum (of whom)
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Examples of quorum in a sentence
The committee needs a quorum to make decisions. A quorum is needed to proceed with the transaction. Without a quorum, the system cannot function properly.
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- French:quorum, ...
- German:Quorum, Beschlussfähigkeit, ...
- Italian:quorum, numero legale, ...
- Spanish:quórum, ...
- Portuguese:quórum, ...
- Chinese:法定人数, 最低投票数, ...
- Japanese:定足数, クォーラム, ...
- Arabic:النصاب القانوني, نِصاب, ...
- Hebrew:קְווֹרוּם, מִנְיָין חוּקִי, ...
- Russian:кворум, ...
- Ukrainian:кворум, ...
- Hindi:कोरम, मतगणना, ...
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