agrémentの英語

名詞

agrément (複数形 agréments)

1. (in the plural, now rare) Pleasant qualities, charms. [from 18th c.]
   • 1793, Frances Burney, Journals and Letters, Penguin 2001, p. 359:

     There can be nothing imagined more charming, more fascinating than this Colony. Between their Sufferings and their agrémens, they occupy us almost wholly.

   • 1904, William James, letter, 1 January:

     America does not offer the agréments to a tourist which almost any part of Europe offers.

2. (music, in the plural) Grace notes. [from 18th c.]
3. Formal approval given by a state government to a diplomat from another country. [from 19th c.]
   • 1939, Harold Nicolson, Diplomacy:

     It is customary […] to sound a foreign government privately before making a formal application for an agrément.

   • 2016, Peter Beaumont, The Guardian, 28 March:

     Under diplomatic protocols, when a new ambassador is proposed if the accepting country does not officially accept the appointment – known as agrément – it is supposed to be understood that the appointment is rejected, the situation in Dayan’s case.

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