From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishtable a bill/measure/proposal etctable a bill/measure/proposal etcAmerican EnglishPOSTPONE/DO LATER to leave a bill etc to be discussed or dealt with in the future → table
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table a bill/measure/proposal etc• For example, by the drinks table Bill Muggeridge seemed to be trying to make up to Mrs Crumwallis.• At that time, Dole voted to table a measure that would have negated the Supreme Court ruling.• Baldwin tabled proposals which involved payments of £34 million a year. 