dissolution

English

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Etymology

From Latin dissolutio (“a dissolving, destroying, breaking up, dissolution”)

Pronunciation

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• Rhymes: -uːʃən

Noun

dissolution (plural dissolutions)

1. The termination of an organized body or legislative assembly, especially a formal dismissal.
2. Disintegration, or decomposition into fragments.
3. Dissolving, or going into solution.

Translations

termination of an organized body or legislative assembly

• Bulgarian: разпускане (bg) (razpuskane) n
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 解散 (cmn) (jiěsàn)

• Czech: rozpuštění (cs) n
• Finnish: hajottaminen (fi)
• French: dissolution (fr) f
• German: Auflösung (de) f

• Japanese: 解体 (ja) (kaitai), 解散 (ja) (kaisan)
• Persian: فروپاشی (fa) (forupâši)
• Russian: роспуск (ru) (róspusk) m (by an outside agent), распад (ru) (raspád) m (by itself)
• Scottish Gaelic: sgaoileadh (gd) m
• Tajik: фурӯпошӣ (tg) (furūpoşī)

dissolving, or going into solution

• Bulgarian: разтваряне (bg) (raztvarjane) n
• Czech: rozpuštění (cs) n
• Finnish: liukeneminen (fi)
• French: dissolution (fr) f

• German: Auflösung (de) f
• Romanian: dizolvare (ro) f
• Russian: растворение (ru) (rastvorénije) n

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• French: dissolution

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French

Etymology

From Latin dissolutionem (accusative of dissolutio).

Noun

dissolution f (plural dissolutions)

1. dissolution