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1 adjourn
adjourn [əˈdʒɜ:n]reporter (to, until à)• they adjourned the meeting ( = broke off) ils ont suspendu la séance( = break off meeting) suspendre la séance* * *[ə'dʒɜːn] 1. 2.1) ( suspend proceedings) s'arrêter ( for pour)Parliament adjourned — ( for break) la Chambre a interrompu les débats; ( at end of debate) la Chambre a levé la séance
2) ( retire) passer (to à) -
2 adjourn
A vtr ajourner [session, trial, meeting] (for pour ; until à) ; to adjourn sentence Jur ajourner une sentence ; the session was adjourned la séance a été levée.B vi1 ( suspend proceedings) s'arrêter (for pour) ; Jur suspendre la séance ; ( close session) lever la séance ; Parliament ou the House adjourned ( for break) la Chambre a interrompu les débats ; ( at end of debate) la Chambre a levé la séance ;2 souvent hum ( move on) passer (to à).
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