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adjournment

/əˈdʒɜːn.mənt/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o ato de suspender ou interromper uma reunião, sessão ou assembleia até um momento posterior, ou o adiamento de um evento ou processo judicial para outra data ou local.

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noun

/əˈdʒɜːn.mənt/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o ato de suspender ou interromper uma reunião, sessão ou assembleia até um momento posterior, ou o adiamento de um evento ou processo judicial para outra data ou local.

A noun referring to the act of suspending a meeting or session until a later time, or the postponement of an event or proceeding to another time or place.

  1. Suspension of a meetingB2formal

    The act of ending a meeting or session, often with the intention of resuming later.

    ptAdiamento

    • The chairperson called for an adjournment of the meeting until the next day.
    • After the heated debate, the committee voted for an adjournment.
    • The court granted an adjournment to allow the defense more time to prepare.

    Sinônimosbreakintermissionpausepostponementrecesssuspension

  2. PostponementB2formal

    The act of delaying or rescheduling an event to a later time or place.

    ptAdiamento

    • The trial's adjournment was due to the judge's illness.
    • They requested an adjournment of the conference to next month.
    • The adjournment of the hearing gave both parties time to negotiate.

    Sinônimosbreakdefermentdeferraldelayinterruptionpausepostponementrecesssuspension

    Antônimosadvancementcommencementexpedition

Formas
  • adjournments plural form
  • adjournments' possessive plural form
  • adjournment's possessive singular form
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