Definition

A written report or document that presents information, often related to policies or proceedings of a group, especially in a parliamentary context.

Example

The committee submitted a cahier detailing their findings and recommendations.

Conversation

Have you finished reading that cahier from the meeting last week?

Not yet, but I heard it has some interesting points.

Yeah, I think it really outlines our goals for the next project.

I should catch up on it then; it sounds important!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Cahier originates from Old French 'cahier' (meaning a book or notebook), which is derived from the Latin 'capitia' (meaning sheets of paper or leaves). The word 'cahier' refers to a collection of sheets bound together, typically used for writing notes or records.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'book' or 'notebook' in Old French — that's what a 'cahier' is, a collection of sheets for writing.

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