judge/ʤʌʤ/

n.

➊ a person whose job is to decide how criminals should be punished or make legal decisions

➋ a person who decides who has won a competition

v.

➊ form an opinion about sb/sth

➋ decide in a court of law whether sb is guilty of a crime

➌ decide who has won a competition

n. [C]

➊ 法官；审判员：The judge sentenced him to 2 years in prison. 法官判他入狱2年。

◇a federal judge 联邦法官

➋ 裁判：The judge's decision is final. 裁判的裁决是最终的判决。

◇serve as a judge 当裁判

vt. [T]

➊ 判断，断定：You should never judge a person by their looks. 不要以貌取人。

◇He is good at judging distances. 他善于判断距离。

◇[judge wh-] It's now difficult to judge whether the plan will be successful. 现在很难判断这个计划是否会成功。

➋ 审理，审判，判决：judge a case 审理案件

➌ 担任…的裁判：He's been asked to judge the writing competition. 他受邀请担任写作比赛的裁判

judge

judgment

prejudice

音组-dge/-ʤ/

bridge; edge; fridge; judge; knowledge; porridge

常犯错误

✗ They judge economic policies for results.

✓ They judge economic policies by results. 他们用成果来判断经济政策。