Yes. It comes from the Latin word "ad" which means "to" and the French word "jour" or "journée" meaning "day". In other words "adjourn" means "to another day".Another AnswerIn British English, adjourn means to temporarily suspenda meeting, not to end that meeting. To end a meeting is to 'close' that meeting.
It is getting late, we have to adjourn this meeting...
The chair of any meeting may with the consent of a majority of the members present adjourn the meeting.
To end a meeting is to adjourn it..Adjournment.
AnswerGenerally adjourn means to end or postpone a meeting or court proceeding. Additional AnswerIn British English, 'adjourn' means to 'temporarily suspend'. For example, one would adjourn a meeting for lunch; or a court case might be adjourned until the following morning. Unlike in American English, adjourn doesn't mean to end; so, when a meeting is finished, it is 'closed', not 'adjourned'.
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