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英:[dʒʌdʒ]

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judge英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 审判; 评判; 断定 act as a judge; give a decision in a competition, etc.; form an opinion about
n.(名词)
  1. [C]法官,审判员 a public official who has the power to decide questions brought before a court of law
  2. [C]裁判员,评判员 a person who has been appointed to decided the result of a competition
  3. [C]鉴定人,鉴赏家 a person who has the knowledge and experience to give valuable opinions

judge是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 裁判员
  2. 鉴定人,鉴赏家
  3. 最高审判者,法官,推事 ,审判员
  4. 评判者,评判员
  5. 【史】士师(古以色列的统治者)
v. (动词)
  1. 审判,审理,判决,裁判,裁决,裁定
  2. 断定
  3. 批评,指责
  4. 认为
  5. (作)评价,评定,评判
  6. 监定
  7. 识别,鉴定
  8. (下)判断,估计,猜测
  9. 担任裁判
  10. 勿以貌取人

judge变形

复数:judges

第三人称单数:judges

现在分词:judging

过去式:judged

过去分词:judged

judge词根

词根:judge

adj.

judicial 公正的,明断的;法庭的;审判上的

judging 决断型

judgmental 审判的

judicable 应受审判的;可被审判的

judicatory 司法的;判决的

adv.

judicially 依法判决地;公正地

n.

judgement 意见;判断力;[法] 审判;评价

judgment 判断;裁判;判决书;辨别力

judgeship 法官的职权;法官的地位

judicatory 法庭;法院系统

judicature 司法;法官;司法权;法官的职位

vi.

judging 判断(judge的现在分词);评判

vt.

judging 判断;审判(judge的现在分词)

judge英英释义

noun

a legally trained public official who is authorized to preside over and decide cases brought before a court; magistrate.The judge sentenced the woman to six months in jail.

an appointed official who decides or selects in a contest or competition.The Swiss judge gave the skater a higher score than the other judges.

a person who is qualified to evaluate something or give an opinion.I'm happy to give you my opinion, but I'm really no judge of wine.I'm sure he would be a good judge of the value of such paintings.

transitive verb

to try in a court of law; pass sentence on.You will be judged for what you have done.

to authoritatively appraise and render an opinion on.The sheriff judged the pies at the county fair.

to form an opinion or assessment of.The public judged her harshly after her wrongdoing was reported in the press.How can you judge a film that you haven't even seen?

to consider or declare as one's opinion after some deliberation.The jury judged the man innocent.[verb + smby/smth + noun/adj]The psychiatrist judged her to be quite sane.[verb + smby/smth + to be + noun/adj]She judged him a man of intelligence and wit.[verb + smby/smth + noun/adj]The council judged the matter to be resolved.[verb + smby/smth + to be + noun/adj]

to conclude based on evidence or experience.The captain judged that the ship would make land by morning.[verb + (that) + clause]

intransitive verb

to act or serve as a judge.

to form an opinion; make an evaluation.

judge词组

judge of判断;评价

judge by根据…作出判断

presiding judge审判长;首席法官;法庭庭长

trial judge[法]初审法官

judge and jury法官与陪审团

chief judge审判长

district judge地区法官

judge区别

 conclude, judge, gather, infer, deduce

这组词都有“推断”的意思,其区别是:

conclude指得出符合逻辑的结论。

judge多指经过仔细鉴定或评价之后作出决断。

gather指从听到的情况推测、判定。

infer指从已提供的论据或从已接受的前提出发而推断出的结论。

deduce指有充分根据的推论,也指逻辑学上的演绎。

以上来源于网络

 convict, judge, sentence, doom, condemn

这组词都有“判决、宣判”的意思,其区别是:

convict法律用词,指审判后判定有罪,但未作最后判决。

judge指对案件作出审理判决,但判决内容较笼统,不如sentence和condemn使用广泛。

sentence法律用词,指根据罪犯所犯罪行的轻重而宣判处罚。

doom书面用词,指郑重他宣判某人有罪。

condemn普通用词,指法院对审理结束的案件做出的定罪判刑。

以上来源于网络

judge词源中文解释

公元前1200年, iugen,“检查,评估,作出诊断”,公元1300年,“对……形成意见; 对……实施惩罚; 审判(某人)并宣布判决”,还包括不及物动词,“作出决定,决定,认为,假定”; 来自盎格鲁-法语的 juger,古法语 jugier “判断,宣布判决; 发表意见”(10世纪,现代法语 juger ),源自拉丁语 iudicare “判断,正式调查; 对……形成意见; 宣布判决”,来自 iudicem (格位为 iudex )“法官”的合成词,由 ius “权利,法律”(见 just (形容词))和 dicere “说”(来自 PIE 词根 *deik- “展示”,同时也表示“庄严地宣布”)组成。

相关: Judged; judging 。拼写方式以 -dg- 出现于15世纪中叶。古英语词为 deman (见名词 doom )。拉丁单词也是西班牙语 juzgar 、意大利语 giudicare 的源头。

judge_体育行业词汇

裁判比赛

裁判员

判断来球

judge_法律行业词汇

法官

裁判

判定

判断

审判

副庭长

判决

审判员

权衡

judge词源英文解释

Noun Middle English juge, from Anglo-French, from Latin judex — see judge >entry 2 Verb Middle English juggen, from Anglo-French juger, from Latin judicare, from judic-, judex judge, from jus right, law + dicere to decide, say — more at just, diction

The first known use of judge was in the 13th century

judge儿童词典英英释义

jump1 of 2verb

to spring into the air : leap

to give a sudden movement : start

to begin to move—usually used with off

to rise or raise suddenly in rank, status, or condition

prices jumped

to make a sudden attack

jumped on us for being late

to become lively with activity

the woods were jumping

to pass over or cause to pass over by a leap

jump a hurdle

bypass entry 2

jump electrical connections

to leap aboard

jump a freight

to run away and hide while at liberty under (bail)

to depart from a normal course

jump the track

to occupy illegally

jump a mining claim

jump2 of 2noun

an act of jumping : leap

any of several sports competitions that involve jumping

a space covered by a leap

a sudden involuntary movement : start

a move made in a board game by jumping

a sharp sudden increase

one in a series of moves

keep one jump ahead

an advantage at the start

judge1 of 2verb

to form an opinion after careful consideration

to decide as a judge : try

to reach a conclusion about something : think

judge2 of 2noun

a public official having authority to decide questions brought before a court

a person appointed to decide in a contest or competition : umpire

a person who is qualified to give an opinion : critic

judge 例句

1 I couldn't judge whether the delay was good or bad.

我不能断定这样延迟是好还是坏.

2 “Maybe you need to be hauled before the judge.”

3 With each attack, images flash: police, handcuffs, jail, courthouse, and judge.

4 The judges of the dead wouldn’t be lenient to her a second time.

5 “And so that you know it once and for all, we don’t need any judges here because there’s nothing that needs judging.”

6 There were so many mistakes most of the contestants didn’t know what it meant, what they were supposed to do, or why the judges hadn’t proofread their paragraph before passing it around.

7 For a split second I was afraid that he was a Red, because judging by the look in his eyes, he wanted nothing more than to burn me to a crisp.

8 He slowly raised his eyes to meet my gaze, to see if I was judging him.

9 It is a choice in common of both the two system countries to strengthen of judges.

强化法官的“释明权”成为两大法系国家共同的选择.

10 She was relieved when, calling at the Trask house, Cal was not there, to look secretly at her, judge, appraise, consider, and look away when she caught him at it.

11 It was a crowd and, judging by the sound of it, a big one.

12 The judges' decision is final.

裁判的决定为最终决定。

13 "Stannis may take the city and he may take the throne, but I will not suffer him to judge me. I dp not mean for him to have us alive."

14 In a low voice, the judge said, “I’ll say one thing. They don’t give up easily.”

15 Finally, as Joe pulled over to the curb to drop her off at the judge’s home, Joyce erupted.

16 This room is not so warm or safe, and everyone is looking to judge.

17 They didn’t judge me or put me down like the others.

18 Bill Brobeck later judged its chief virtue to be that “no one objected if you drove a nail into it anywhere.”

19 The judge had given him the entire ten thousand dollars.

20 The judge felt that a few years at hard labor would straighten out the thief.

法官认为几年劳役会使那个小偷改过.

judge 同义词

2 评委

panellist

6 担任裁判

referee officiate adjudicate

10 士师记

Judges Judg.

20 下结论

infer

25 估算

estimate projection

27 评判员

juror adjudicator assessor

29 推事

justice wig squire

38 审判官

inquisitorial judicator

43 评估

opinion evaluation

44 裁判员

umpire referee ump

judge 短语相关

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