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I. ad·journ [əˈʤɜ:n, Am -ɜ:rn] VB trans usu passive

to adjourn sth (interrupt)
to adjourn sth (suspend)
etw verschieben [o. form vertagen]
to adjourn sth LAW
to adjourn the court
to adjourn a trial

II. ad·journ [əˈʤɜ:n, Am -ɜ:rn] VB intr

1. adjourn:

adjourn (stop temporarily)
adjourn (stop temporarily)
unterbrechen <unterbricht, unterbrach, unterbrochen>
adjourn (end)
shall we adjourn for lunch?

2. adjourn form dated (move to):

to adjourn to the living [or sitting] room

adjourn VB trans ECON LAW

Present
Iadjourn
youadjourn
he/she/itadjourns
weadjourn
youadjourn
theyadjourn
Past
Iadjourned
youadjourned
he/she/itadjourned
weadjourned
youadjourned
theyadjourned
Present Perfect
Ihaveadjourned
youhaveadjourned
he/she/ithasadjourned
wehaveadjourned
youhaveadjourned
theyhaveadjourned
Past Perfect
Ihadadjourned
youhadadjourned
he/she/ithadadjourned
wehadadjourned
youhadadjourned
theyhadadjourned