conge
81conge d'eslire — /konzhey delir/ Also spelled conge d elire, conge delire. A permission or license from the British sovereign to a dean and chapter to elect a bishop, in time of vacation; or to an abbey or priory which is of royal foundation, to elect an abbot or …
82conge d'eslire — /konzhey delir/ Also spelled conge d elire, conge delire. A permission or license from the British sovereign to a dean and chapter to elect a bishop, in time of vacation; or to an abbey or priory which is of royal foundation, to elect an abbot or …
83congé d'élire — ▪ religion English permission to elect formal message conveying the English sovereign s permission for the dean and chapter of the cathedral of a vacant bishopric to proceed in regular chapter to a new election. Before the Norman Conquest …
84congé — /kon zhay, jay/; Fr. /kawonn zhay /, n., pl. congés / zhayz, jayz/; Fr. / zhay /. 1. leave taking; farewell. 2. permission to depart. 3. sudden dismissal. 4. a bow or obeisance. 5. Archit. a concave molding, as an apophyge, formed by a quadrant… …
85conge — 1. noun A concave molding. 2. verb To take leave with the customary civilities; to bow or courtesy. I have conged with the duke, done my adieu with his nearest …
86Conge — nm mesure de capacité chez les romains fr. Nom de lieu fréquent dans la région de Senset en Champagne du Sud …
87Congé — Définition de Congé Le congé est un terme qui provient probablement du langage de la marine pour désigner l autorisation donnée à un membre d équipage de quitter le navire. Dans le droit droit du travail, le mot congé désigne à la… …
88conge — n. (from French) abrupt dismissal; formal permission for a person to leave; formal bow …
89congé — (konh ZHAY) [French] Leave taking; departure. A temporary permission to leave one’s employment, as a leave of absence …
90congé — n. [Fr.] Leave, farewell …
