trial judge in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for trial judge in the English»French Dictionary

trial judge N

trial judge

juge m

Translations for trial judge in the English»French Dictionary

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

I.trial [Brit ˈtrʌɪəl, Am ˈtraɪ(ə)l] N

1. trial LAW:

trial

procès m

murder/embezzlement trial

procès m pour meurtre/pour détournement de fonds

to be on trial

être jugé (for sth pour qc, for doing pour avoir fait)

to go to trial case:

être jugé

to bring sb for trial

amener qn devant la justice

to go on trial , to stand trial

passer en jugement

to come up for trial person:

comparaître en justice

to come up for trial case:

être jugé

to put sb on trial lit

juger qn

to put sb on trial fig press, person, public:

condamner qn

to send sb for trial, to commit sb to trial

faire passer qn en jugement

without trial

sans jugement

to conduct a trial

diriger les débats (d'un procès)

to be awaiting trial

être en instance de jugement

trial by jury

jugement par jury

trial by media

procès médiatique

2. trial (test):

trial (of applicant, machine, recruit, vehicle)

essai m

trial (of drug, new product, process)

test m

to put sth through trials

soumettre qc à des essais or tests

(to be) on trial

(être) à l'essai

take it on trial

prenez-le à l'essai

to carry out or conduct or run/undergo trials

effectuer/subir des tests or essais (on sur)

to give sb a trial

faire faire un essai à qn

medical/clinical trials

tests mpl médicaux/cliniques

by trial and error

par expérience

by trial and error attr arrangement, flight, offer, period, sample, separation

d'essai

for trial purposes

à titre d'essai

on a trial basis

à titre expérimental

for a trial period

pour une période d'essai

3. trial:

trial MUS, SPORTS gén pl

épreuve f

football/horse trials

épreuves fpl de football/d'équitation

voice trials

essais mpl de voix

a trial of strength

une épreuve de force

to hold trials

organiser des épreuves

4. trial:

trial (trouble, difficulty)

épreuve f

trial (less strong)

difficulté f

the trials of old age/of being a mother

les épreuves or difficultés du grand âge/qu'il y a à être mère

to be a trial person:

être pénible à supporter (to sb pour qn)

II.trial [Brit ˈtrʌɪəl, Am ˈtraɪ(ə)l] VB trans

trial method, system:

trial

tester

trial judge in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for trial judge in the English»French Dictionary

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

trial [ˈtraɪəl] N

1. trial (judicial process):

trial

procès m

to stand trial

passer en jugement

to put sb on trial

faire passer qn devant les tribunaux

to get a fair trial fig

avoir un procès équitable

trial by the media

un procès médiatique

2. trial (experimental test):

trial

essai m

by trial and error

par expériences successives

have sth on trial

avoir qc à l'essai

3. trial (source of problems):

trial

épreuve f

trials and tribulations

tribulations fpl

4. trial (competition):

trial

épreuve f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The trial judge ruled that this constituted insanity, not automatism.

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As presiding judge, he was often seen carrying case files, insisting on reading each one in its entirety before assignment to a trial judge.

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The trial judge threw out that evidence, saying that in the digital age, it was inconceivable a warrant could implicitly authorize a computer search.

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The trial judge must independently reweigh the aggravating factors against the mitigating factors.

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The 1988 trial judge concluded that the booklet misrepresented the work of historians, misquoted witnesses, fabricated evidence, and cited non-existent authorities.

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The trial judge, who tried samples of the vinegar at issue and apple cider vinegar made from fresh apples, concluded that there were only slight differences in appearance and taste.

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A federal trial judge dismissed the case, saying the story itself was not libelous or malicious.

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The court disagreed with the trial judge that forcible medication, absent an emergency, could be administered only after an adjudication of incompetence.

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The trial judge found overwhelming evidence supporting the defence that no fraud, no deceit, no dishonesty and no concealment had taken place.

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The practice of producing government documents to the trial judge for his determination of relevancy and materiality, without a hearing involving the accused, is disapproved.

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