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ver.dictH5vV:7dIkt, $5vV:r-n [C]an opinion or decision made after judging the facts that are given, esp. one made at the end of a trial裁定;判决The jury returned a unanimous verdict of (not) guilty.陪审团返庭一致裁定有(无)罪。(Br and Aus) After deliberating for seven hours, the jury reached a majority verdict of 10 to 2 in favour of the defendant.经过7个小时的慎重考虑，陪审团以10票对2票的多数作出了裁决，判定被告胜诉。The judge directed the jury to deliver a verdict of unlawful killing.法官指示陪审团宣布对非法杀人的裁定。She took her case to the court of appeal but the guilty verdict was upheld.她把她案件呈交给上诉法院，但是法院维持有罪的判决。(Br and Aus) There wasn't enough evidence to establish the exact cause of the man's death and so the coroner recorded an open verdict (= a verdict that the cause was not known).还没有足够的证据说明那位男子死亡的确切原因，因此验尸官只能作出死因未详的裁决。Voters gave their verdict on the government's economic record last night by voting overwhelmingly for the opposition.昨晚选民以压倒多数投票反对，作为对政府的经济工作作出的评判。"What's your verdict on her work so far?""Oh, fairly positive."“你对她到目前为止的工作作何评判?”“哦，非常肯定。”The studio is anxiously awaiting the box-office verdict on the movie (= the public reaction to it, in relation to the number of people who pay to see it).制片厂在急切地等待对这部电影的票房评论。
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