adjourn
美音:
[ə´dʒə:n
]英音:
[ə´dʒə:n
]vi.延期,休会,换另一 个地方 vt.使中止,推迟
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adjourn为短语/超纲词汇
词形变化:
动词过去式:adjourned 过去分词:adjourned 现在分词:adjourning 第三人称单数:adjourns 名词:adjourn-ment
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journ=day(一日)
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adjourn
/ə'dʒɜ:n; ə`dʒɝn/
v
1 (a) [Tn usu passive 通常用于被动语态] stop (a meeting, etc) for a time; postpone 停止(会议等)一段时间; 休(会); 使延期
*The trial was adjourned for a week/until the following week. 审讯暂停一星期[下星期继续进行].
(b) [I] (of people at a meeting, in court, etc) stop proceedings and separate (指会议, 法庭等的人)休会, 休庭
*The court will adjourn for lunch. 法庭午餐时间休庭.
* Let's adjourn until tomorrow. 咱们休会, 明天继续进行.
2 [Ipr] ~to... (of people who have come together) go to another place (指聚集的人)到另一处去
*After dinner we all adjourned to the lounge. 饭後我们都到休息室去了.
adjourn
v
[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Old French;Origin: ajourner, from jour 'day']
[I and T]
if a meeting, parliament, law court etc adjourns, or if the person in charge adjourns it, it stops for a short time
It was almost noon when the meeting adjourned.
adjourn for/until
Congress has adjourned for the November elections.
His trial was adjourned until May.
adjourn to sth
to finish an activity and go somewhere - often used humorously
The rest of us adjourned to a nearby pub for some refreshments.
>adjournmentn [U and C]
We sought an adjournment of the proceedings.