I. judge [ʤʌʤ] N
II. judge [ʤʌʤ] VB intr
- judge
- oceniać [perf ocenić]
III. judge [ʤʌʤ] VB trans
1. judge:
- judge person
- sądzić [perf o-]
- judge case
- rozpatrywać [perf rozpatrzyć]
2. judge competition:
dissenting judge [dɪˈsentɪŋ-, Am -t̬-] N LAW
- dissenting judge
-
presiding judge [prɪˈzaɪdɪŋ-] N LAW
- presiding judge
-
| I | judge |
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| you | judge |
| he/she/it | judges |
| we | judge |
| you | judge |
| they | judge |
| I | judged |
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| you | judged |
| he/she/it | judged |
| we | judged |
| you | judged |
| they | judged |
| I | have | judged |
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| you | have | judged |
| he/she/it | has | judged |
| we | have | judged |
| you | have | judged |
| they | have | judged |
| I | had | judged |
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| you | had | judged |
| he/she/it | had | judged |
| we | had | judged |
| you | had | judged |
| they | had | judged |
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Moreover, the statute required the judge to instruct the jury as to what would occur if they deadlocked.
en.wikipedia.org The resounding splat prompted a loud groan from the crowd, while each judge scored him zero.
www.stuff.co.nz The claim was resisted, and was referred to commissioners appointed by the probate judge, who reported against its allowance.
en.wikipedia.org He was released from prison after fifteen months on a suspended sentence issued by the original circuit judge that sentenced him.
en.wikipedia.org Residents are quick to judge each other, and improper work or social habits receive strong criticism.
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