judge的语法是什么

1. 裁判员
2. 鉴定人，鉴赏家
3. 最高审判者，法官，推事 ，审判员
4. 评判者，评判员
5. 【史】士师（古以色列的统治者）

1. 审判，审理，判决，裁判，裁决，裁定
2. 断定
3. 批评，指责
4. 认为
5. （作）评价，评定，评判
6. 监定
7. 识别，鉴定
8. （下）判断，估计，猜测
9. 担任裁判
10. 勿以貌取人

1. vt. & vi. 审判; 评判; 断定 act as a judge; give a decision in a competition, etc.; form an opinion about

1. [C]法官,审判员 a public official who has the power to decide questions brought before a court of law
2. [C]裁判员,评判员 a person who has been appointed to decided the result of a competition
3. [C]鉴定人,鉴赏家 a person who has the knowledge and experience to give valuable opinions

1.法官；审判官
Ajudge is the person in a court of law who decides how the law should be applied, for example how criminals should be punished.

e.g. Thejudge adjourned the hearing until next Tuesday...
法官将听证会延至下周二。
e.g. Judge Mr Justice Schiemann jailed him for life.
法官席曼先生判处他终身监禁。

2.裁判员；评判员
Ajudge is a person who decides who will be the winner of a competition.

e.g. A panel of judges is now selecting the finalists.
评判小组现在正选拔参加决赛的选手。

3.为（竞赛等）担任裁判；评定
If youjudge something such as a competition, you decide who or what is the winner.

e.g. Colin Mitchell willjudge the entries each week...
科林·米切尔负责每周对参赛作品进行评判。
e.g. Entrants will bejudged in two age categories: 5-10 years and 11-14 years...
参赛者将分成两个年龄段接受评判：5 至10岁和11至14岁。

4.判断；断定；评价；认为
If youjudge something or someone, you form an opinion about them after you have examined the evidence or thought carefully about them.

e.g. It will take a few more years tojudge the impact of these ideas...
要再花上几年的时间才能判断出这些想法的影响。
e.g. I am ready tojudge any book on its merits...
我愿意根据每本图书各自的优点来作出评价。

5.估计，猜测（数量、大小、价值等）
If youjudge something, you guess its amount, size, or value or you guess what it is.

e.g. It is important tojudge the weight of your washing load correctly...
正确估计待洗衣物的重量很重要。
e.g. I judged him to be about forty...
我估计他40岁上下。

6.鉴赏家；鉴定人
If someone is a goodjudge of something, they understand it and can make sensible decisions about it. If someone is a badjudge of something, they cannot do this.

judge的解释

e.g. I'm a pretty goodjudge of character...
我很善于判断人的性格。
e.g. It would appear that my sister is a poorjudge of masculine charm.
看来我妹妹全然不懂得欣赏男性的魅力。

7.根据…判断；根据…来看
You usejudging by ,judging from, orto judge from to introduce the reasons why you believe or think something.

e.g. Judging by the opinion polls, he seems to be succeeding...
从民意测验来看，他似乎胜券在握。
e.g. Judging from the way he laughed as he told it, it was meant to be humorous...
从他讲这件事时笑的样子来看，那应该是很幽默的了。

8.根据判断；看来
If you say that something is trueas far as youcan judge orso far as youcan judge, you are assuming that it is true, although you do not know all the facts about it.

e.g. They were typed records of his bets, going back a couple of years as far as I couldjudge...
据我判断，这些是他过去几年下注打赌的书面记录。
e.g. The book, so far as I canjudge, is remarkably accurate.
就我看来，这本书内容相当准确。

1. I am not in the position to judge.
   我无权作出判断。
2. As far as I can judge, this book is useful.
   据我判断,这本书有用。
3. He was asked to judge at the art exhibition.
   他被邀请当画展的评委。
4. They have their own minds.They will judge for themselves.
   他们自己有头脑,可以自己作出判断。

1. It is hard to judge this case.
   这个案子很难断。
2. The court was unable to judge the case before all evidence was put before it.
   在全部证据被提出来之前,法庭不能审判这个案子。
3. She seemed to be watching him, judging him.
   她似乎在观察他,评价他。
4. Who is going to judge the horses?
   谁来评判马匹的优劣呢?
5. Who is going to judge the long-jump competition?
   谁来当跳远比赛的裁判?
6. Teachers always judge their students on the final examination.
   老师常根据期末考试来评价他们的学生。
7. We must know how to judge people.
   我们必须善于识别人。
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8. They were not judged fairly.
   对他们的评判是不公正的。

1. Can you judge which way to take?
   你能判断应走哪一条路吗?
2. He was calm and concentrated in judging how to defeat his opponent.
   他冷静沉着,聚精会神地判断如何打败对手。

1. The police judged the criminal was still in the city.
   警察断定该罪犯仍在这个城市。
2. The teacher judged his students had finished the exercises.
   老师估计学生们已做完了练习。
3. I judged, from his manner, that he was guilty.
   从他的举止态度来看,我判断他有罪。
4. I judged that you had forgotten to come.
   我判断你是忘记来了。
5. I judged that it was best to resign.
   我认为辞职是最好的选择。
6. We judge that she is the best candidate.
   我们认为她是最佳人选。

1. He's too young to judge which is better.
   他太年轻,不能判断哪一个更好。
2. How will they judge which is likely to be reliable?
   他们如何断定哪一个是更可靠的?
3. Can you judge who will win?
   你能断定谁会获胜吗?
4. Nobody can judge why he did it.
   谁都无法判断他为什么干那事。
5. Can you judge how he finished it so soon?
   你能判断他怎样如此快速地完成了这件事?
6. I can't judge whether he was right or wrong.
   我不能断定他是对还是错。
7. I can't judge whether he will come today.
   我不能断定他今天是否来这里。
8. I couldn't judge whether the delay was good or bad.
   我不能断定这样延迟是好还是坏。

1. I judge him a skilled worker.
   我断定他是个熟练工人。
2. We judged the distance to be four miles.
   我们估计距离在4英里。
3. He judged them to be the best plays he had ever seen.
   他认为它们是他看过的最好的话剧。
4. They judged her stupid.
   他们认为她很蠢。
5. I judge him to be loyal.
   我认为他很忠诚。
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6. These horses were judged the best in the county.
   这些马被评为全县最好的马。

1. She judged it a useless attempt to advise him.
   她断定，给他提建议是徒劳的。
2. He judges it safer to go away than to stay.
   他认为离开比留下安全。
3. The committee judged it better to start the work at once.
   委员会认为最好立即开始这项工作。

1. She judged them to have finished.
   她断定他们已经干完了。
2. I judged them to have gone.
   我断定他们已经走了。

1. They judged it of little importance.
   他们断定它毫不重要。
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2. By noon, all 61 people were judged out of danger.
   到中午时,有61个人看来脱离了危险。

1. As a judge, she tried her best to exercise her power.
   作为法官,她尽力行使自己的权力。
2. The judge refused to give him another hearing.
   审判官拒绝再给他一次申辩的机会。
3. The judge awarded a large sum of money to those hurt by the explosion.
   法官判给那次爆炸受害者一大笔赔偿金。
4. The president has not appointed a single black judge to the south.
   总统从未向南方委派过一个黑人法官。
5. The prisoner appealed to the judge for mercy.
   囚犯恳求法官宽大处理。
6. If I tell the judge that I wasn't there, will you bear me out?
   如果我告诉法官我不在场,你能为我作证吗?
7. He came back at the judge with some sharp questions.
   他提出了几个尖锐的问题来反驳法官。
8. The judge asked the whole group to dismiss the lawyer's remark from their minds.
   法官要求全体组员忘记这个律师所说的话。
9. A judge will discriminate between different degrees of crime.
   法官会区分罪行的轻重程度。
10. The powers of a judge are defined by law.
    法官的权限是由法律规定的。
11. The judge was biased in favour of the second candidate, who was educated at the same college as himself.
    评判员对第二名候选人有偏袒,他们俩在同一所学校受过教育。
12. The panel of judges included several well-known writers.
    评判小组中包括几位知名作家。
13. The judges awarded the prize to her.
    裁判判定她得奖。
14. I'm no judge of music, but I know what I like.
    我不是音乐鉴赏家,但我知道我喜欢什么。
15. She's a good judge of character.
    她很能鉴别人的性格。
16. I don't like this wine—not that I'm any judge.
    我不喜欢这种酒,这倒不是说我是什么评酒的行家。
17. He is no judge on such matters.
    对于这些事,他是外行。
18. Mr. Taylor is a good judge of the fine arts.
    泰勒先生是美术鉴赏行家。
19. He is a good judge of horses.
    他是鉴赏马的行家。
20. It sounds a very bad poem to me. But I'm no judge.
    我听起来这首诗很糟,但我是外行。

• judge the distance判断距离
• judge the murder case审理谋杀案
• judge the quality评价质量

• judge accurately准确地判断
• judge adversely相反地评论
• judge brutally残酷地评判
• judge candidly正直地审判
• judge casually非正式地评判
• judge cautiously谨慎地评判
• judge delightedly高兴地评判
• judge equitably公正地评判
• judge fairly公正地审判
• judge fondly盲目地评判
• judge freely随意地评判
• judge harshly从严判决
• judge hastily仓促地审判
• judge immediately立即评判
• judge intelligently聪明地评判
• judge kindly仁慈地审判
• judge leniently从宽判决
• judge peacefully平静地判决
• judge philosophically冷静地判决
• judge probably适当地评判
• judge recklessly轻率地评判
• judge regretfully遗憾地判决
• judge reluctantly不情愿地评判
• judge rightly正确地审判
• judge scientifically科学地判决
• judge secretly秘密地判决
• judge sensibly明智地判决
• judge shamefully无耻地评判
• judge unfairly不公正地审判
• judge unwisely不明智地评判

• judge according to根据…评价
• judge at a show在展览会上作评审工作
• judge between right and wrong判断是非
• judge between the two在这两个中选一个,判断(是非)
• judge by从…来判断,根据…来判断
• judge by what sb say由某人的话看来
• judge for oneself自己作出判断
• judge from从…判断,根据…来判断
• judge from sb's manner从某人的举止上判断
• judge from the facts根据事实判断
• judge of对…评价
• judge of a man by his looks以貌取人
• judge of a picture评价一幅画
• judge on下评语

• act as judge当法官
• appeal to judge上诉到法官
• appoint judge委派法官
• become a judge当法官
• elect judge选举法官
• hire judge雇佣评判员
• impeach judge弹劾法官
• oust judge驱逐法官

• associate judge陪审员
• brutal judge残忍的法官
• capable judge能干的法官
• capital judge首席法官
• competent judge能胜任的法官
• constitutional judge任命的法官
• disinterested judge公正的法官
• dispassionate judge冷静的法官
• dyspeptic judge易怒的法官
• elective judge选任的法官
• equitable judge公平的法官
• existing judge现任法官
• fastidious judge苛刻的法官
• favorable judge赢得赞同的法官,前途有望的法官
• finicky judge苛刻的法官
• fitting judge称职的法官
• frowning judge不悦的法官
• honorable judge受人尊敬的法官
• imaginary judge富于想象的法官
• learned judge博学的法官
• rightful judge公正的法官
• ruthless judge公正的法官
• sagacious judge有洞察力的法官
• shrewd judge精明的法官
• sole judge唯一的法官
• supreme judge最高法官
• sympathetic judge富于同情心的法官
• terrible judge令人胆寒的法官
• undiscriminating judge公正的法官
• upright judge正直的法官
• wicked judge邪恶的法官
• worthy judge杰出的法官

• army judge军事法官
• beauty judge选美评判人
• district judge地区法官
• field judge场内裁判员

• judge Advocate总法官,军法检察官
• judge Advocate General军法署署长
• judge Advocate General's Department军法处,军法署

• as grave as a judge像法官一样庄重,非常严肃
• be taken before the judge被提受审
• be tried by a judge由审判官审问

• judge at a fair博览会的评判员
• judge at a flower show花展评判人
• judge at a sports meet运动会的裁判员
• be no judge in such matters对这些事是外行
• good judge of cattle鉴别牲畜的行家
• not a judge of paintings不懂绘画评论

judge, adjudge, adjudicate, arbitrate

这组词都有“裁决”的意思。其区别是：

judge指在审查了双方的证据,听取了证词和衡量了双方的功过之后裁定哪一方正确或有理,强调审判的“过程”; adjudge指在审判结束或在审判过程中法庭作出判决,强调审判“程序”; adjudicate指法庭以裁定、宣判或法令等形式作出正式和慎重决议,即强调审判“结果”; arbitrate指由一人或多人组成的机构对有争执的事件作出慎重决定,这种机构的设立不一定符合法律程序,但为争执双方认可。

judge, conclude, deduce, gather, infer

这几个词的共同意思是“推断”。其区别在于:infer指从不太充分的论据或前提中推断出结论; conclude指通过推理或判断而得出结论; deduce指有充分根据地推论或逻辑上地演绎; gather指综合事物得出印象或感想等; judge通常指经过仔细鉴定或评价之后作出的决断。例如:

From his a manner of dress and style of living,I gather that he is man of considerable means.从他的穿着式样和生活方式,我揣想他是个相当富有的人。

She had concluded from that her grandmother did not like her.她已从那一点得出结论,断定她祖母不喜欢她。

If you saw a doctor leaving a house, you might deduce the fact that someone in the house was ill.你要是看到医生从一家出来,你就可以推想那家有人生病。

We see smoke and infer fire.我们看到烟,从而推断有火。

Judging from what you said, they ought to succeed.从你说的情况看来,他们应当能成功。

下面的句子意思相同,但语体不尽相同:前两句属于非正式语体,多用于比较随便的口语会话中; 后三句较为正式,多用于书面语体。试体会:

I judge that she is an excellent lawyer.

She is an excellent lawyer,I judge.

I judge her to be an excellent lawyer.

I judge her an excellent lawyer.

I judge her as an excellent lawyer.

我认为她是一位好律师。

judge, arbiter, arbitrator, referee, umpire

这组词都可指在观点发生冲突或分歧的情况下,有权或授权作出裁决的人。其区别是：

judge的本义指主持法院工作并听取证词,对案件作出判决的法官。广义上讲, judge可指鉴定人。arbitrator和arbiter均可指从争议双方推举出来解决分歧的仲裁者或公断人,但arbitrator更为常见。arbitrator通常单独或与人合作来裁决(尤指劳工方面的)纠纷,而arbiter(书面语)常指没有权威或官职而靠自己的权威对非法律问题(如时装、文学等)作出决断或提出乐意遵从的准则的人。例如:

Dress designers, not dress-makers, are the arbiters of women's fashions.由服装设计师而不是缝衣匠来判定女装的流行款式。

referee和umpire均含有arbitrator(仲裁者、公断人)的含义。在此意义上, referee适用于在技术方面为处理特殊诉讼案件而由官方指定的仲裁人; 而umpire是指在重要或错综复杂的论点中,当双方公断人发生意见冲突或僵持不下时,出面进行最终裁决的人。此外,两词还常用于体育方面,指那些被指定实施比赛规则、排解纠纷的裁判员。此时的referee指篮球、台球、拳击、足球、曲棍球等比赛的裁判; 而umpire常指在网球、羽毛球、乒乓球、排球、游泳等比赛中充当裁判的人员。此外,乒乓球和网球的裁判有时也称judge。

infer，deduce，conclude，gather，judge

这些动词均含“推断”之意。

infer指从已提供的论据或从已接受的前提出发而推断出的结论。

deduce指有充分根据的推论，也指逻辑学上的演绎。

conclude指得出符合逻辑的结论。

gather指从听到的情况推测、判定。

judge多指经过仔细鉴定或评价之后作出决断。

sentence，condemn，judge，convict，doom

这些动词均含有“判决、宣判”之意。

sentence法律用词，指根据罪犯所犯罪行的轻重而宣判处罚。

condemn指法院对审理结束的案件做出的定罪判刑。

judge指对案件作出审理判决，但判决内容较笼统，不如sentence和condemn使用广泛。

convict法律用词，指审判后判定有罪，但未作最后判决。

doom书面用词，指郑重他宣判某人有罪。