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quórum
masculine noun invariable
1. quorum
- hay quórum -> we have a quorum, we are quorate
- no hay quórum -> we are inquorate
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qu? [kwo’-room]
noun
1. Quorum (de una asamblea), a term from Latin. (m)
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