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collation

/kəˈleɪʃən/

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noun

照合, 収集

Bringing together.

Examples :

"The librarian oversaw the collation of all the returned books before putting them back on the shelves. "

司書は、棚に戻す前に、返却されたすべての本の照合を監督しました。

organization process action system group

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noun

協議、軽食

Discussion, light meal.

Examples :

"After the long meeting, we enjoyed a simple collation of sandwiches and fruit in the breakroom. "

長い会議の後、休憩室でサンドイッチとフルーツの簡単な軽食を楽しみました。

food communication

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noun

任命、叙任

The presentation of a clergyman to a benefice by a bishop, who has it in his own gift.

Examples :

"The bishop's collation of Reverend Thompson to the parish church in Oakhaven ensured the church had a new leader, as the bishop himself held the right to appoint clergy to that position. "

オークヘイブンの教区教会へのトムソン牧師の任命により、教会に新しい指導者が確保され、司教自身がその地位に聖職者を任命する権利を持っていました。

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noun

合算、合流

(inheritance) The blending together of property so as to achieve equal division, mainly in the case of inheritance.

Examples :

"After their father's death, the collation of his assets, including the house and savings accounts, ensured each of the three siblings received an equal share of the inheritance. "

父親の死後、家や貯蓄口座を含む彼の資産の合算により、3人の兄弟姉妹それぞれが相続の均等な分け前を受け取ることが保証されました。

property family law

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noun

合算、合流

(inheritance) An heir's right to combine the whole heritable and movable estates of the deceased into one mass, sharing it equally with others who are of the same degree of kindred.

Examples :

"Upon their father's death, the siblings exercised their right to collation, ensuring that all inherited assets, including the house and investments, were combined and divided equally among them. "

父親の死後、兄弟姉妹は合算する権利を行使し、家や投資を含むすべての相続財産を合算し、平等に分割しました。

family property law

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noun

授与, 付与

The act of conferring or bestowing.

Examples :

"The teacher's collation of student feedback was invaluable for improving the lesson plan. "

教師が生徒のフィードバックを授与したことは、授業計画を改善する上で非常に貴重でした。

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noun

叙任

Presentation to a benefice.

Examples :

"The bishop's collation to the vacant parish meant Father Michael would be its new priest. "

空いた教区への司教の叙任は、マイケル神父が新しい司祭になることを意味した。

religion job theology

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verb

軽食をとる

To partake of a collation, or light meal.

Examples :

"After the long afternoon practice, the team planned to collation on sandwiches and fruit before heading home. "

長い午後の練習の後、チームは家に帰る前にサンドイッチとフルーツで軽食をとる予定でした。