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judge的意思

vt.& vi. 審判，評判；斷定；

vt. 估計；評價；（尤指）批評；想，認(rèn)為

n. 法官；裁判員；評判員；鑒定人

用作不及物動詞

S+～(+A)

I am not in the position to judge.

我無權(quán)作出判斷。

As far as I can judge, this book is useful.

據(jù)我判斷,這本書有用。

He was asked to judge at the art exhibition.

他被邀請當(dāng)畫展的評委。

They have their own minds.

They will judge for themselves.他們自己有頭腦,可以自己作出判斷。

用作及物動詞

S+～+n./pron.

It is hard to judge this case.

這個案子很難斷。

The court was unable to judge the case before all evidence was put before it.

在全部證據(jù)被提出來之前,法庭不能審判這個案子。

She seemed to be watching him, judging him.

她似乎在觀察他,評價他。

Who is going to judge the horses?誰來評判馬匹的優(yōu)劣呢?

S+～+wh-to-v

Can you judge which way to take?你能判斷應(yīng)走哪一條路嗎?

He was calm and concentrated in judging how to defeat his opponent.

他冷靜沉著,聚精會神地判斷如何打敗對手。

S+～+(that-)clause

The police judged the criminal was still in the city.

警察斷定該罪犯仍在這個城市。

The teacher judged his students had finished the exercises.

老師估計學(xué)生們已做完了練習(xí)。

I judged, from his manner, that he was guilty.

從他的舉止態(tài)度來看,我判斷他有罪。

I judged that you had forgotten to come.

我判斷你是忘記來了。

S+～+wh-clause

He's too young to judge which is better.

他太年輕,不能判斷哪一個更好。

How will they judge which is likely to be reliable?他們?nèi)绾螖喽囊粋€是更可靠的?

Can you judge who will win?你能斷定誰會獲勝嗎?

Nobody can judge why he did it.

誰都無法判斷他為什么干那事。

用作賓補動詞

S+～+n./pron.+(tobe/as)n./adj.

I judge him a skilled worker.

我斷定他是個熟練工人。

We judged the distance to be four miles.

我們估計距離在4英里。

He judged them to be the best plays he had ever seen.

他認(rèn)為它們是他看過的最好的話劇。

They judged her stupid.

他們認(rèn)為她很蠢。

S+～+it+n./adj.+to-v

She judged it a useless attempt to advise him.

她斷定，給他提建議是徒勞的。

He judges it safer to go away than to stay.

他認(rèn)為離開比留下安全。

The committee judged it better to start the work at once.

委員會認(rèn)為最好立即開始這項工作。

S+～+n./pron.+(to-)v

She judged them to have finished.

她斷定他們已經(jīng)干完了。

I judged them to have gone.

我斷定他們已經(jīng)走了。

S+～+n./pron.+prep.-phrase

They judged it of little importance.

他們斷定它毫不重要。

By noon, all 61 people were judged out of danger.

到中午時,有61個人看來脫離了危險。

用作名詞(n.)

As a judge, she tried her best to exercise her power.

作為法官,她盡力行使自己的權(quán)力。

The judge refused to give him another hearing.

審判官拒絕再給他一次申辯的機會。

The judge awarded a large sum of money to those hurt by the explosion.

法官判給那次爆炸受害者一大筆賠償金。

The president has not appointed a single black judge to the south.

總統(tǒng)從未向南方委派過一個黑人法官。

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