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judge[dʒʌdʒ]n. 1 审判员,法官:a Supreme Court judge最高法院法官 2 (比赛等的)裁判员;(纠纷等的)仲裁人:a panel of judges评判小组 3 鉴定人;鉴赏家:a good judge of character很会识别性格的人I am no judge of that.我对那个是外行(不会鉴别). 4 [J-]最高审判者(指上帝) 5 【史】(犹太诸王以前的统治者)士师;[Judges][用作单](基督教《圣经·旧约》中的)《士师记》
vt. 1 审判;审理;判决:The jury judged the man.陪审团审判那人. 2 裁判(比赛);评定;裁决(争端等) 3 判断;断定:They judged the situation too dangerous.他们认定形势很危险.You can judge for yourself whether it is good or not.好不好,你可以自己判断. 4 鉴定;识别;评价:judge a book on its merits评判一本书的优点The critic judged the movie to be outstanding.评论家评价这部影片很出色. 5 认为:We judged it better not to make a hasty decision.我们认为最好不要匆忙作出决定. 6 <古>批评;指责
vi. 1 评判;下判断;作出裁决:judge between right and wrong判断是非so far as I can judge据我判断,我认为Judging by(或from) his accent,he must be from the South.从他的口音判断,他一定是南方人. 2 作评价(of):judge of historical characters评价历史人物 |