Pronunciation: /əˈdʒɜrnz tuː/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 The meeting adjourns to the cafeteria for lunch.
A2 The class adjourns to the library for a group project.
B1 The team adjourns to a nearby park for a strategy session.
B2 The conference adjourns to a different city for the next session.
C1 The jury adjourns to deliberate on the verdict.
C2 The parliament adjourns to discuss the budget proposal.
verb a word that expresses an action or a state of being
A1 The meeting adjourns to the conference room for further discussion.
A2 After the lecture, the professor adjourns to his office to answer questions.
B1 The court adjourns to allow the lawyers time to prepare their arguments.
B2 The committee adjourns to review the proposed changes before making a decision.
C1 The board adjourns to deliberate on the budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
C2 The council adjourns to discuss the implications of the new policy on local businesses.
adverb a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb
A1 The meeting adjourns to the cafeteria for lunch.
A2 The class adjourns to the library for a group project.
B1 The team adjourns to the conference room to discuss the new project.
B2 The committee adjourns to a private room to finalize their decision.
C1 The board adjourns to a secluded location for their annual retreat.
C2 The council adjourns to a different city for a special session.
preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence
A1 The meeting adjourns to the conference room for further discussion.
A2 The class adjourns to the library for a group project.
B1 The team adjourns to a nearby cafe to strategize for the upcoming game.
B2 The committee adjourns to a private meeting room to finalize the budget proposal.
C1 The board adjourns to a retreat center to plan the company's future initiatives.
C2 The jury adjourns to deliberate in a separate room to reach a verdict.
formal The court adjourns to reconvene next Monday.
informal Let's adjourn to the park for a picnic.
slang After studying for hours, we decided to adjourn to grab some pizza.
figurative As the sun sets, the meeting adjourns to continue the discussion tomorrow.
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