1. to suspend or end a meeting, session, or court proceeding temporarily or permanently
Usage: formal; legal contexts
2. to move from one place to another, especially after a meeting or gathering
Usage: often followed by ‘to’

Examples

• The judge decided to adjourn the trial until next week.
• The committee will adjourn for lunch at noon.
• Congress adjourned for the summer recess.
• The meeting was adjourned due to lack of quorum.
• After dinner, the guests adjourned to the living room.
• The court adjourned without reaching a verdict.
• Let’s adjourn this discussion until tomorrow.