2012_02_23 plenum 一個完整的組件，作為一個聯合議會。

plenum \PLEE-nuhm\, noun:
1. A full assembly, as a joint legislative assembly.
2. The state or a space in which a gas, usually air, is contained at a pressure greater than atmospheric pressure.
3. A space, usually above a ceiling or below a floor, that can serve as a receiving chamber for air that has been heated or cooled to be distributed to inhabited areas.
4. The whole of space regarded as being filled with matter (opposed to vacuum).
The plenum allegedly demanded that Bukharin cease his hunger strike.
 -- Yuri Trifonov, Disappearance
They convened a plenary session of the Central Committee, and the plenum sided with them — the game was over!
 -- Feliks Ivanovich Chuev, Molotov Remembers
Plenum is literally the opposite of a vacuum. It came to be used in the sense of a full meeting of legislators in 1772 in Sweden.
全會\ PLEE nuhm\，名詞：

1。一個完整的組件，作為一個聯合議會。
2。國家或一個空間，在其中，通常是空氣，氣體壓力大於大氣壓力中。
3。一個通常高於上限或低於地面的空間，可以作為一個空氣室已被加熱或冷卻，分發到居民區。
4。整個空間被視為與物質填補（反對真空）。

據稱全會要求，布哈林停止絕食。
- 尤里·特里福諾夫，失踪

他們召開了一次中央委員會全體會議，全會與他們站在一邊 - 遊戲結束了！
- 費利克斯·伊万諾維奇·Chuev，莫洛托夫記得

全會字面上是一個真空的對面。它後來被使用的立法者在瑞典1772次會議的意義。