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lhabitude
juger
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I. judge [Brit dʒʌdʒ, Am dʒədʒ] N
1. judge LAW:
judge
juge m
2. judge (adjudicator) (at competition):
judge
membre m du jury
judge SPORTS
juge m
the judges' decision is final (at show etc)
la décision du jury est sans appel
3. judge fig:
to be a good judge of character
être un fin psychologue, savoir juger les gens
to be no judge of art, wine
ne pas s'y connaître en
I think it's lovely—not that I'm any judge
je trouve ça très beau—bien que je ne sois pas vraiment juge en la matière
let me be the judge of that
je suis mieux à même d'en juger
II. Judges pl BIBL
Judges
Juges mpl
III. judge [Brit dʒʌdʒ, Am dʒədʒ] VB trans
1. judge (gen) LAW:
judge person
juger
to judge a prisoner guilty
juger qu'un accusé est coupable
who are you to judge others?
de quel droit te permets-tu de juger les autres?
2. judge (adjudicate):
judge show, competition
faire partie du jury de
3. judge (estimate):
judge (currently) distance, age
estimer
judge (in the future) outcome, reaction
prévoir
it is hard to judge who will win the election
il est difficile de prévoir qui va gagner les élections
4. judge (consider):
judge
juger, estimer
the operation was judged a great success
on a estimé or jugé que l'opération avait été un grand succès
judged by their usual standards, their concert was disappointing
par rapport à ce qu'ils font d'habitude, leur concert était décevant
IV. judge [Brit dʒʌdʒ, Am dʒədʒ] VB intr
judge
juger
I am in no position to judge
ce n'est pas à moi de juger
as far as one can judge
autant qu'on puisse en juger
judging by or from …
à en juger par or d'après …
V. judge [Brit dʒʌdʒ, Am dʒədʒ]
to be as sober as a judge (not drunk)
ne pas être ivre du tout
to be as sober as a judge (solemn)
être sérieux comme un pape
touch judge N SPORTS
touch judge
juge m de touche
circuit judge N LAW
circuit judge
juge m itinérant
deputy judge N LAW
deputy judge
juge m suppléant
associate judge N
associate judge
juge m assesseur
judge advocate N Brit
judge advocate
assesseur m
judge advocate Am
commissaire m du gouvernement
appeal judge N
appeal judge
juge m en cour d'appel
trial judge N
trial judge
juge m
high court judge N
high court judge
juge m de la cour suprême
French
French
English
English
à l'applaudimètre les féministes l'ont emporté
judging by the applause the feminists won
English
English
French
French
I. judge [dʒʌdʒ] N
judge
juge m
judge (in contest)
arbitre m
to be/not be a good judge of sth
être bon/mauvais juge en qc
to be a good judge of character
savoir bien juger les gens
a judge of horses/wine
un expert en chevaux/vins
I'll be the judge of that!
c'est moi qui en jugerai!
II. judge [dʒʌdʒ] VB intr
1. judge (decide):
judge
juger
to judge by [or from] sth
juger d'après qc
judging by the style
à en juger par le style
2. judge LAW:
judge
rendre un jugement
III. judge [dʒʌdʒ] VB trans
1. judge (decide):
judge
juger
judge contest
arbitrer
2. judge (estimate):
judge
estimer
3. judge (appreciate):
judge
apprécier
Phrases:
you can't judge a book by its cover prov
il ne faut pas se fier aux apparences
biased judge
partial
to be sober as a judge
être sérieux comme un pape
to judge sb on his own merits
juger qn en fonction de ses mérites
French
French
English
English
juge
judge
je vous laisse [ou en fais] juge
I'll let you be the judge
être mauvais juge
to be a bad judge
juge d'arrivée
finishing judge
juge d'un concours
judge
être (à la fois) juge et partie
to be both judge and judged
juger livre, situation
to judge
juger
to judge
autant qu'on puisse en juger
as far as one can judge
à en juger par qc
judging by sth
président(e) d'un tribunal
presiding judge
se poser en justicier
to set oneself up as judge
s'ériger en juge
to set oneself up as a judge
porter des jugements trop sommaires sur qn/qc
to judge sb/sth too hastily
English
English
French
French
I. judge [dʒʌdʒ] N
judge
juge m
judge (in contest)
arbitre m
to be/not be a good judge of sth
être bon/mauvais juge en qc
to be a good judge of character
savoir bien juger les gens
judge of horses/wine
expert m en chevaux/vins
I'll be the judge of that!
c'est moi qui en jugerai!
II. judge [dʒʌdʒ] VB intr
1. judge (decide):
judge
juger
to judge by [or from] sth
juger d'après qc
judging by the style
à en juger par le style
2. judge LAW:
judge
rendre un jugement
III. judge [dʒʌdʒ] VB trans
1. judge (decide):
judge
juger
judge contest
arbitrer
2. judge (estimate):
judge
estimer
3. judge (assess):
judge
évaluer
judge
juger
Phrases:
you can't judge a book by its cover prov
il ne faut pas se fier aux apparences
biased judge
partial(e)
to judge sb on his own merits
juger qn sur ses mérites
French
French
English
English
juge
judge
juge des enfants
≈ juvenile court judge
je vous laisse [ou en fais] juge
I'll let you be the judge
être mauvais juge
to be a bad judge
juge d'arrivée
finishing judge
juge d'un concours
judge
être (à la fois) juge et partie
to be both judge and judged
juger livre, situation
to judge
juger
to judge
autant qu'on puisse en juger
as far as one can judge
à en juger par qc
judging by sth
civilement
before a judge
se poser en justicier
to set oneself up as judge
président(e) d'un tribunal
presiding judge
porter des jugements trop sommaires sur qn/qc
to judge sb/sth too hastily
s'ériger en juge
to set oneself up as a judge
Present
Ijudge
youjudge
he/she/itjudges
wejudge
youjudge
theyjudge
Past
Ijudged
youjudged
he/she/itjudged
wejudged
youjudged
theyjudged
Present Perfect
Ihavejudged
youhavejudged
he/she/ithasjudged
wehavejudged
youhavejudged
theyhavejudged
Past Perfect
Ihadjudged
youhadjudged
he/she/ithadjudged
wehadjudged
youhadjudged
theyhadjudged
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He was the chief executive, chief priest, chief lawgiver, chief judge, and the sole commander-in-chief of the army.
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On appeal the judge's ruling was found to be erroneous.
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She was first elected a judge in 1990 and has been on the court of appeals since 1994.
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The judge then dismissed the original charge, replacing it with one of distributing obscene, slanderous, or scurrilous literature.
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It is difficult to judge which individuals are polyglots, as there is no uncontroversial definition of what it means to master a language.
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