
judge
形容词
judicial: 司法的,法庭的judgmental: 审判的,判断的
judicable: 可判决的
judicatory: 审判的,审判机关的
名词
judge: 法官,裁判员adjudicator: 裁判员,仲裁人
arbiter: 仲裁人,裁决者
magistrate: 地方法官,治安官
词语辨析
judge 和 magistrate 都表示法官,但 judge 一般指的是高级法官,而 magistrate 指的是地方法官或治安官。judge 和 adjudicator 都表示裁判员,但 judge 一般指的是在法庭上审判案件的裁判员,而 adjudicator 可指在体育比赛或竞赛中做裁判的人。
词汇扩充
judgement: 判断,裁决judiciary: 司法部门,法院系统
judicial system: 司法体系
judicial review: 司法审查
近义词
referee: 裁判员,仲裁人umpire: 裁判员
evaluator: 评估者,评价者
assessor: 评估员,估价员
反义词
defendant: 被告accuser: 原告
柯林斯词典
judge (noun)1. A judge is the person in a court of law who decides how the law should be applied, for example how criminals should be punished.
Example: The judge sentenced him to six years' imprisonment.
2. A judge is a person who is in charge of a trial in a court and decides how a person who is guilty of a crime should be punished.
Example: The judge warned the jury to ignore media reports.
judge (verb)
1. If you judge a competition, you decide who the winner is.
Example: She was asked to judge the poetry competition.
2. If you judge someone or something, you form an opinion about them.
Example: I don't like to judge people by their appearance.
牛津词典
judge (noun)1. A public official appointed to decide cases in a law court.
Example: The judge adjourned the trial until December.
2. A person who decides the results of a competition.
Example: The judges gave her top marks for style.
judge (verb)
1. Form an opinion or conclusion about.
Example: It's difficult to judge his feelings.
2. Give a verdict on (someone) in a law court.
Example: The jury judged him guilty.
用法
- The judge sentenced him to six years' imprisonment. - The judge warned the jury to ignore media reports. - She was asked to judge the poetry competition. - I don't like to judge people by their appearance. - The judge adjourned the trial until December. - The judges gave her top marks for style. - It's difficult to judge his feelings. - The jury judged him guilty.例句
- The judge sentenced him to six years' imprisonment. (法官判处他六年监禁。)
- The judge warned the jury to ignore media reports. (法官警告陪审团忽略媒体报道。)
- She was asked to judge the poetry competition. (她被邀请评判诗歌比赛。)
- I don't like to judge people by their appearance. (我不喜欢以貌取人。)
- The judge adjourned the trial until December. (法官将审判延期至十二月。)
- The judges gave her top marks for style. (评审们给了她最高的风格分数。)
- It's difficult to judge his feelings. (很难判断他的感受。)
- The jury judged him guilty. (陪审团认定他有罪。)
- He was appointed as a judge in the Supreme Court. (他被任命为最高法院的法官。)
- The judge made a fair decision in the case. (法官在这个案子中做出了公正的决定。)
- The referee is responsible for judging the game. (裁判员负责判断比赛。)
- She is known for her ability to judge character. (她以判断人物的能力而闻名。)
- The judge carefully considered all the evidence before making a ruling. (法官在作出裁决之前仔细考虑了所有的证据。)
- He was judged guilty of the crime and sentenced to life in prison. (他被判犯有罪行,并判处无期徒刑。)
- She was chosen to be one of the judges for the beauty pageant. (她被选为选美比赛的评委之一。)
- The judge declared a mistrial due to juror misconduct. (由于陪审员不当行为,法官宣布了审判无效。)
- The judge's decision was overturned on appeal. (法官的判决在上诉时被撤销。)
- He is widely respected as a fair and impartial judge. (他被广泛认为是一位公正无私的法官。)
- The judge ordered a retrial of the case. (法官下令对该案重新审判。)
- The judge asked the witness to provide additional testimony. (法官要求证人提供额外的证词。)
- The judge dismissed the charges due to lack of evidence. (由于证据不足,法官驳回了指控。)