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🔑judgejudge1 /dʒʌdʒ / noun [countable] - a person whose job is to apply the law and decide what punishment should be given to someone found guilty in a court of law法官◆The judge sentenced the man to three years in prison.法官判处那名男子三年监禁。
- a person who decides who has won a competition裁判员；评判员；评委◆The judges included several local celebrities.评委中有几个当地名人。◆The judges' decision is final (= it cannot be changed).裁判的决定为最终决定。
- a person who has the ability or knowledge to give an opinion about something鉴定人；鉴赏者◆You're a good judge of character – what do you think of him?你很会看人，你觉得他怎么样？
🔑judgejudge2 /dʒʌdʒ / verb - [intransitive, transitive] to form or give an opinion about someone or something; to consider判断；判定；认为◆Judging from what he said, his work is going well.从他所讲的来看，他的工作进展顺利。◆It's hard to judge how long the project will take.很难判断这项目要做多长时间。◆The movie was judged to be too violent for young children.这部电影被认为过于暴力，不适合儿童观看。
- [transitive] to decide the result or winner (in a competition)裁判；评判◆The principal will judge the contest.校长将担任比赛的裁判。
- [transitive] to be critical about someone; to form an unfair opinion about someone批评；指责；不公正地评断◆I wish you'd quit judging my friends!我希望你不要对我的朋友们评头论足！
- [intransitive, transitive] to act as a judge in a court of law审判；审理◆He said it was the hardest case he had ever had to judge.他说这是他审理过的最棘手的案子。
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