prorogue
英 [prə'rəʊg]
美
英語の語源
- prorogue (v.)
- early 15c., "to prolong, extend," from Old French proroger, proroguer (14c.), from Latin prorogare, literally "to ask publicly," from pro "before" (see pro-) + rogare "to ask" (see rogation). Perhaps the original sense in Latin was "to ask for public assent to extending someone's term in office." Legislative meaning "discontinue temporarily" is attested from mid-15c. Related: Prorogation.
例文
- 1. Parliament be prorogue for the summer recess.
- 夏休みのため議会休会.
- 2.The legislature moved to prorogue the present session.
- 立法機関は現在の会議の停止を提案した。
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