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| 1 | someone whose job is to make decisions in a court of law 法官；审判员 |
| The judge sentenced her to ninety days in prison. 法官判她监禁90天。 |
| The judge dismissed their claim for compensation. 法官驳回了他们的索赔要求。 |
| A High Court judge found him innocent. 高等法院的一名法官判他无罪。 |
| go before a judge She was to go before a judge the next morning. 她第二天就要去见法官了。 |
| | 1a | used as a title before the name of a judge 法官（作为称呼用在法官的姓名前） | | Judge Hyam ruled that the evidence was inadmissible. 海厄姆法官裁定该证据不予采信。 | |
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| 2 | someone who decides who the winner of a competition will be （比赛的）裁判员，评委 |
| All entries will be examined by a panel of judges. 所有的参赛作品都将经过评委会的审查。 |
| | 2a | someone who decides what action is correct when there is a disagreement 仲裁人 | | The referee is the sole judge of the rules. 仲裁员是这些规则的唯一仲裁人。 | |
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| - | be a good/bad/shrewd etc judge of sth
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| to be someone whose opinions about something are usually right , wrong , intelligent etc |
| 善于/不善于/精于等对某事作出判断 |
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| My sister is a very shrewd judge of character. 我姐姐是很会判断性格的人。 |
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| - | be no judge (of sth)
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| to not have enough knowledge to give an opinion about something |
| 不会鉴别（某事）；不能判别（某事） |
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| I’ m no judge of what makes people happy. 我无法判别什么事情能让人们高兴。 |
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| - | judge and jury
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| someone who makes all the decisions about something important , especially when other people think this is wrong |
| 发号施令的人；（尤指）瞎指挥的人 |
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| Who made you judge and jury over everybody? 谁让你对大家发号施令的？ |
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| - | let sb be the judge of sth
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| used for saying that someone should have their own opinion about something and not accept what they are told |
| 让某人自己评判某事 |
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| Jane says I’ m good at cooking, but I’ ll let you be the judge of that! 简说我很会做菜，可我想还是让你自己来评判吧。 |
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| - | let me be the judge of that
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| used for telling someone angrily that you do not want their advice |
| （用于愤怒地表示不想接受别人的建议）让我自己来判断 |
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