compte rendun.
/kɒnt rɒnˈduː/ A report; a review; a statement.
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rehearsal?a1439
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1822 tr. L. Simond Switzerland I. 289 Thinking it against the bienséance of the situation to publish any thing but a compte rendu, or grave works of morality,..he burnt his plays.
a1854 J. S. Mill Draft Autobiogr. (1961) 52 The written outline of it which resulted from my daily compte rendu, served him afterwards as notes.
1870 W. James Let. 7 May (1920) I. 158 But I hear Father arriving and I must go down to hear his usual compte rendu.
1931 Notes & Queries CLX. 102/1 A competent book on Russian Literature..giving comptes rendus of the novels, dramas, stories, poems etc., of the more eminent authors.
1934 ‘A. Bridge’ Ginger Griffin xxiii. 304 ‘I called on Thursday, but the girl was out,’ said Joanna, thus completing her compte-rendu of the female Boggits.
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