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judge/dʒʌdʒ/ n. & v.●n. 1 a public officer appointed to hear and try causes in a court of justice 法官，审判员 2 a person appointed to decide in a competition, contest, or dispute (竞赛、比赛等的)裁判员；(争端的)仲裁人 3a a person who decides a question 评判员 b a person regarded in terms of capacity to decide on the merits of a thing or question 鉴定人，鉴赏家 am no judge of that 对此不懂行； a good judge of art 鉴赏艺术的行家 4 Jewish Hist. a leader having temporary authority in ancient Israel in the period between Joshua and the kings [犹太]【史】士师(古以色列诸王以前的统治者) 5 (Judges) a book of the Old Testament containing the history of the period of the judges 《士师记》(基督教《圣经·旧约》中的一卷) ●v. 1 tr.a try (a cause) in a court of justice 审理；审判(案件) b pronounce sentence on (a person) (对某人)判决 2 tr. form an opinion about; estimate, appraise 断定；估计；估价 3 tr. act as a judge of (a dispute or contest) 裁决(争端)；裁判(比赛) 4 tr. (often foll. by 常后跟 to + infin. or that + clause) conclude, consider, or suppose 推断；认为；想 5 intr.a form a judgement 作判断；评价 b act as judge 进行审理；审判 □ judgeship n.[Middle English via Old French juge (n.), juger (v.) from Latin judex judicis, from jus ‘law’ + -dicus ‘speaking’] |