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judge
verb
judged
Past Simple
judged
Past Participle
judging
Gerund
UK
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US
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juger
En contexte de concours ou de compétition.
He was asked to judge the baking competition at the fair.
On lui a demandé de juger le concours de pâtisserie à la foire.
juger
En contexte juridique.
The court will judge the case next week.
Le tribunal jugera l'affaire la semaine prochaine.
juger
She was quick to judge the new employee based on his appearance.
Elle a vite jugé le nouvel employé sur son apparence.
Additional translations
évaluer
Quand il s'agit d'estimer une valeur, une quantité ou une distance.
Synonyms
evaluate
appraise
rate
estimate
decide
determine
conclude
formulate an opinion
weigh
assess
judge
noun
judges
pl
UK
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US
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juge
The judge listened carefully to both sides before making a decision.
Le juge a écouté attentivement les deux parties avant de prendre une décision.
juge
He was a good judge of character and could easily tell when someone was lying.
C'était un bon juge de caractère et il pouvait facilement dire quand quelqu'un mentait.
juge
The judge awarded the first prize to the most talented singer.
Le juge a décerné le premier prix au chanteur le plus talentueux.
Synonyms
justice
magistrate
critic
referee
examiner
assessor
arbiter
judge
adjective
UK
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US
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Used attributively before another noun to mean ‘relating to a judge or judges’ (e.g. “judge misconduct”, “judge appointment”).
judiciaire
Relatif à un juge ou aux juges.
The judge appointments were announced yesterday.
Les nominations judiciaires ont été annoncées hier.
Synonyms
judicial
opinionated
discerning
appraising
evaluative
condemnatory
censorious
critical
judgy
judgemental
judgmental
Definitions
judge
verb
To form an opinion or conclusion about something or someone.
She was quick to judge the new employee based on his appearance.
To decide a case in a court of law.
The court will judge the case next week.
To give a verdict on a competition or contest.
He was asked to judge the baking competition at the fair.
To estimate or assess the quality, value, or extent of something.
It's hard to judge the distance in the fog.
judge
noun
A public official appointed to decide cases in a court of law.
The judge listened carefully to both sides before making a decision.
A person who decides the results of a competition.
The judge awarded the first prize to the most talented singer.
A person who forms an opinion or conclusion about something.
He was a good judge of character and could easily tell when someone was lying.
judge
adjective
Relating to or characteristic of a judge or judges.
The committee reviewed several judge appointments.
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