释义 |
ca·hier \kaˈyā, kä-, kȧ-\ noun (-s) Etymology: French, signature (section of a bound book), written statement presented to the sovereign by a representative body of the state, from Latin quaterni four each, by fours — more at quire 1. : a report or memorial embodying resolutions or instructions concerning policy especially of a parliamentary body; specifically : one of the memorials prepared by the French States-General before the revolution of 1789 2. : a number of sheets of paper put together for binding or bound loosely together to form a notebook or pamphlet |