adjourn

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adjourn
[əˈdʒɜːn]
verbo transitivo
1aplazar, posponer (meeting, trial)
verbo intransitivo
también:
  • the trial/meeting adjourned -> se levantó la sesión
  • to adjourn to another room (tras juicio/reunión) -> pasar a otra habitación

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adjourn [ad-jén]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Separarse para volverse a reunir en un día señalado, retirarse. (n)
va. Diferir, alargar, retardar; citar, emplazar; remitir; levantar una sesió

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adjourn [əˈdʒɜːn]
verb:transitive
1 (suspend) suspender; (postpone) aplazar
to adjourn a discussion for a week aplazar un debate por una semana; I declare the meeting adjourned se levanta la sesión; to stand adjourned estar en suspenso
2 (Jur)
the court is adjourned se levanta la sesión
verb:intransitive
1 [+meeting] aplazarse; (Parl) disolverse
the court then adjourned entonces el tribunal levantó la sesión
2 (move)
to adjourn to [+sitting-room, verandah] pasar a; they adjourned to the pub se trasladaron al bar

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Verb Conjugation for "adjourn"

Imperative
  • adjourn
  • you adjourn
  • he/she adjourns
  • we adjourn
  • you adjourn
  • they adjourn
Preterite
  • I adjourned
  • you adjourned
  • he/she adjourned
  • we adjourned
  • you adjourned
  • they adjourned
Present Continuous
  • I am adjourning
  • you are adjourning
  • he/she is adjourning
  • we are adjourning
  • you are adjourning
  • they are adjourning
Present Perfect
  • I have adjourned
  • you have adjourned
  • he/she has adjourned
  • we have adjourned
  • you have adjourned
  • they have adjourned
Past Continuous
  • I was adjourning
  • you were adjourning
  • he/she was adjourning
  • we were adjourning
  • you were adjourning
  • they were adjourning
Past Perfect
  • I had adjourned
  • you had adjourned
  • he/she had adjourned
  • we had adjourned
  • you had adjourned
  • they had adjourned
Future
  • I will adjourn
  • you will adjourn
  • he/she will adjourn
  • we will adjourn
  • you will adjourn
  • they will adjourn
Future Perfect
  • I will have adjourned
  • you will have adjourned
  • he/she will have adjourned
  • we will have adjourned
  • you will have adjourned
  • they will have adjourned
Future Continuous
  • I will be adjourning
  • you will be adjourning
  • he/she will be adjourning
  • we will be adjourning
  • you will be adjourning
  • they will be adjourning
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been adjourning
  • you have been adjourning
  • he/she has been adjourning
  • we have been adjourning
  • you have been adjourning
  • they have been adjourning
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been adjourning
  • you will have been adjourning
  • he/she will have been adjourning
  • we will have been adjourning
  • you will have been adjourning
  • they will have been adjourning
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been adjourning
  • you had been adjourning
  • he/she had been adjourning
  • we had been adjourning
  • you had been adjourning
  • they had been adjourning
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