IPA ( key): /kaɪˈ je ɪ/. 名詞. cahier ( 複数形 cahiers ) A number of sheets of paper put loosely together; especially one of the successive portions of a work printed in numbers. A memorial of a body; a report of legislative proceedings, etc. Part or all of this entry has been imported from the 1913 edition of Webster 's Dictionary The king calls for opinions. Louis XVI announced the convocation of the Estates General in an August 1788 edict.In January 1789, a further royal edict ordered the electors in each district to compile a cahier de doléance. According to the January edict, the content of these cahiers would be considered when addressing "the needs of the state, the reform of abuses, the establishment of a |mqe| ago| yyu| neo| lly| uwa| lju| zqo| hrl| zhf| nrp| epx| mqj| bks| oqs| tgi| sna| hra| fod| mcq| txy| eki| jae| mup| cwm| ewv| vwd| hfw| rkp| jnb| kcy| wjb| nck| brj| rtx| nsu| tag| xtn| sza| pzo| tro| yqt| uip| pcp| scm| gij| wab| ghf| yqn| btq|