convocation

n.

召集；正式集会；

复数：convocations

1. They regretted agreeing to the convocation of that meeting.
   他们后悔同意召开这个会议。
2. The convocation of clergymen passed a resolution condemning war.
   教士们的集会中，通过了一项受人谴责的战争决议。
3. The convocation held at four o'clock had passed a regulation.
   四点举行的会议通过了一项规章制度。
4. The convocation about environment will be held on next Monday.
   有关环境的会议将在下周一举行。
5. At our convocation ceremony we all threw our caps in the air.
   在我们的毕业典礼上，我们都把学士帽抛到空中。

Convocation
Dean Colet's Convocation Sermon and the Pre‐Reformation Church in England
Science and Mathematics in the Schools: Report of a Convocation.
STEM Learning Is Everywhere: Summary of a Convocation on Building Learning Systems.
Collective opinion paper on findings of the 2009 convocation of experts on quality control.
Collective opinion paper on findings of the 2011 convocation of experts on laboratory quality
Collective opinion paper on findings of the 2010 convocation of experts on laboratory quality.
Patient-Focused Care : The 2003 American College of Chest Physicians Convocation Speech
The Serials Crisis: A white paper for the UNC-Chapel Hill Scholarly Communications Convocation
Thinking Evolutionarily: Evolution Education across the Life Sciences--Summary of a Convocation.