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judge
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judge1 /dʒʌdʒ/ ●●● S2 W2 noun [countableC]
1 SCTBOthe official in control of a court, who decides how criminals should be punished 法官；审判官
federal judge/high court judge etc (=a judge in a particular court) 联邦法院/高等法院等法官
3 a good/bad judge of something JUDGEsomeone whose opinion on something is usually right or wrong 对某事物判断力很好/很差的人
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a good/bad judge of something• He's also a good judge of a quick run.• I didn't protest as it was his fence officially, and he was supposed to be a good judge of torque.• Sarah's not a very good judge of character.• And for all his imagination, he was not a good judge of character on limited acquaintance.• But Anya's a better judge of character than she used to be, back in the old homeland.• It was not that he was too sure of himself simply that he was a good judge of the possible.• He was a good judge of character, hated hypocrisy, and had no time for conceit.• Munnings, he told reporters, was a better judge of horses than paintings.
4 be the judge (of something) to be the person whose opinion on something matters or is accepted (对某事)作评判
No one else can say what its value to you is – only you can be the judge of that.
其他人谁也无法说明它对于你的意义，唯有你自己才能作出评判。
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be the judge (of something)• Only you can be the judge of that.• I would lean toward the manslaughter charge, however, rather than murder, if I were the judge.• But the bigger impact on the Clinton legacy may be the judges that Mr Clinton himself was unable to appoint.• Well, if it's all the same to you, we would rather be the judges of that.• You have to be the judge of your own cooking.• And who were to be the judges of error?
5. let me be the judge of that spokenADVISE used to tell someone angrily that you do not need their advice 我自己会判断〔用于生气地向某人表示你不需要其劝告〕
6. be judge and jury (also act as judge and jury) to make or have the power to make an important decision affecting someone by yourself – used showing disapproval 有权决定〔影响他人的事〕，说了算〔用作贬义〕
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judge• Judge Butler gave the defendant a six-month jail sentence.• Judge Pamela Gifford• But in an entire career, I never knew a judge who I believed was bribed by raw money.• a judge's controversial decision• The court cases discussed indicate how judges have been resolving conflicts on these issues.• The other judges, both charisma-free, were handpicked to make him shine.• Everyone stood up as the judge entered the courtroom.• All that will be considered by the judge and the Lord Chief Justice in making their recommendations.• Secondly, that any delay which did occur was reasonable and, as indeed the judge himself found, justifiable.• When it was over, the judges signed a certificate saying that they believed Harrison had indeed told them everything he knew.• The judge advised the governor that the law violated the First Amendment rights of teachers.• There are normally three judges for the national essay competition.• A New York judge awarded custody of the boy to Leo in 1994 and allowed Heard to see him every other weekend.
judge2 ●●● S3 W3 verb (judged, judging)
1 opinion 观点 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]JUDGE to form or give an opinion about someone or something after thinking carefully about all the information you know about them 〔认真考虑后〕认为；判断；断定；评价
2 judging by/from something GUESSused to say that you are making a guess based on what you have just seen, heard, or learned 依据某事〔所见、所闻或所学〕来判断
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3 competition 比赛 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]JUDGE to decide on the result of a competition 裁判，评判
4 criticize 批评 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]CRITICIZE to form an opinion about someone, especially in an unfair or criticizing way 〔尤指以不公正或批评的方式〕(对…)作出评价
6 it’s not for somebody to judge OPINIONused to say that you do not think someone has the right to give their opinion about something 轮不到某人来评判〔用于表示某人没有权利对某事发表意见〕
7. as far as I can judge JUDGEused to say that you think what you are saying is true, but you are not sure 据我判断〔用于表示相信自己说得没错，但没有十足把握〕
8. don’t judge a book by its cover APPEARANCEused to say that you should not form an opinion based only on the way something looks 勿只凭外表判断；勿以貌取人
n COLLOCATIONS
phrases
be difficult/hard to judge
The economic results of the reforms are difficult to judge.
be impossible to judge
How much this affected their children was impossible to judge.
judge something objectively (=by looking at the facts)
His behaviour, judged objectively by what he has done, is dishonest.
judge somebody harshly (=in a severe or unkind way)
Do not judge her too harshly; she was very young at the time.
judge something correctly
It takes a lot of experience to judge correctly what is needed.
judge something a success/failure (=consider it to be a success/failure)
The concert was judged a success.
judge something on its merits (=according to what you see when you look at it, rather than what people tell you)
The arguments should be judged on their merits.
judge something on the basis of something (=by considering something)
It is difficult to judge progress on the basis of a single day.
judge it best/better to do something (=think that something is the best thing to do)
Robert wanted to go and help him, but judged it best to stay where he was.
judge it safe to do something (=consider that it is safe to do something)
He listened for some time before judging it safe to go downstairs.
n THESAURUS
judge to form an opinion about someone or something, using your knowledge, experience, and intelligence
He will judge whether the project has been a success.
It’s difficult to judge how long the work will take.
assess to judge how good, bad, successful etc someone or something is, especially by using a fixed set of standards. Assess is often used about measuring students’ abilities and performance
Are tests and exams the best way to assess students’ progress?
The insurance company will send someone to assess the damage.
evaluate to judge how good, bad, successful etc someone or something is, especially by carefully examining all the information about them. Evaluate is often used about the work of people doing research
The data from the study is still being evaluated.
The test is used to evaluate the effects of pesticides on domestic bees.
gauge (also gage American EnglishAmE) formal to judge people’s opinions or feelings about something, or to measure the effect, importance etc of something. Gauge is often used when talking about getting a general idea of what something is like
A meeting was arranged in order to gauge the opinions of pupils, parents and teachers.
It' s too early to gauge the impact of the oil price rises on people’s spending.
Without further information it is impossible to gauge the full extent of the problem.
appraise formal to judge how successful, effective etc someone or something is, especially by comparing their good and bad points
Twice a year, managers appraise the performance of employees.
This research aims to appraise the effectiveness of different kinds of public sector financial assistance.
On what basis will a teacher be appraised?
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judge• She should do what seems right to her. It isn't for me to judge.• He seems like a nice guy, but it's too early to judge.• I have a hard time judging ages, but the baby looked about six months old.• A photograph of a stormy beach was judged "best in show" by the panel.• The annual flower show was judged by a TV celebrity and a professional horticulturist.• The changes should be judged by their results.• Judging from Monday night's game, the team still has a lot of work to do.• Seems extraordinary, but judging from the hardback sales, his fan club is as big as ever.• He did Human Figure Drawings, which were judged impoverished.• Pupils were judged in two categories: age 6 to 8, and age 9 to 12.• Dwight judged it dangerous to navigate in darkness in these waters.• What right does she have to judge me?• Don't judge other people unless you want to be judged yourself.• If we totally loved ourselves, we would not feel the need to judge others.• Bridget, you shouldn't judge people like that.• Some students may judge that the benefits they receive from further education are less than the costs of that education.• Kaldor judged that the moment was exactly right to call an election.• Dillon and two other writers judged the poetry contest.• Who's judging the talent contest?• The instrument maker knows how to choose his materials, and can judge their qualities and defects.• Women judged to be at high risk for breast cancer should be examined every year.• Skating is rife with bias, carrying the inherent subjectivity of judging to extremes.• Of that number, approximately 20 percent were eventually judged unfavorable by the Applicant Review Panel.• How do you judge when a house needs a new roof?• 2,000 foreign and local monitors were watching to judge whether the elections were free and fair.• It's difficult to judge whether this is the right time to tell him.
judge ... harshly• Always sympathetic to the underdog, Will felt compassion for vice presidents and urged us not to judge them too harshly.• But they did not judge her lover harshly.• Don't judge yourself too harshly.• Somehow she must convince Jake that it would be wrong to judge her harshly.• During the last couple of months that he holds that office, he will be judged harshly on what he does.
From Longman Business Dictionary
judgejudge1 /dʒʌdʒ/ noun [countableC]LAW
the official in control of a court who decides how criminals should be punished, or makes decisions about disagreements that the court has been asked to solve
→ bankruptcy judge → circuit judge → district judge → federal judgeThe case is scheduled for trial today before Judge Robert Parker.
a County Court judge
judgejudge2 verb [transitiveT]
to form or give an opinion about how good or bad something is
judge something on something
The company will be judged on its quarterly reports.
judge something against something
Analysts’ recommendations are judged against a performance index for the industry they follow.
(1100-1200) Old French juge, from Latin judex
judge2 judge1 nounjudge2 verb →n COLLOCATIONS1 →n THESAURUS1
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⇨ judge 1 (a High Court judge) ⇨ judge 2 (the competition judges) judge verb
⇨ judge 1 (judge by appearances) ⇨ judge 2 (judge sb guilty) ⇨ estimate (judge distances) judge 1 a High Court judge 高等法院的法官 the competition judges 比赛的裁判员 judge ♦︎ magistrate ♦︎ the bench ♦︎ Justice of the Peace ♦︎ JP These are all words for a person in a court who has the authority to make legal decisions and decide how criminals should be punished. 这些词均表示法官、审判员。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ before a judge / a magistrate / the bench / a Justice of the Peace / a JP◆ the local judge / magistrate / bench / Justice of the Peace / JP ◆ the senior / presiding / district / investigating / chief judge / magistrate ◆ to appoint sb as a judge / as a magistrate / to the bench / as a Justice of the Peace / as a JP ◆ to address the judge / bench ◆ the judge / magistrate / bench hears / grants sth ◆ a judge / magistrate orders / awards / adjourns / upholds / considers / dismisses / decides / finds sth ◆ a judge / magistrate sentences sb ■ judge [countable ] a person in a court who has the authority to decide how criminals should be punished or to make legal decisions 法官；审判员 ◆ The trial judge dismissed her compensation claim.初审法官驳回了她的赔偿要求。 ◆ By next year you could be sitting as a High Court judge.明年你就可以担任高等法院的法官了。 ◆ The case comes before Judge Cooper next week.本案将于下周由库珀法官来审理。 ■ magistrate ˈmædʒɪstreɪt [countable ] an official who has the authority to make legal decisions and decide how people should be punished in the lowest courts of law 地方法官；治安法官 ◆ Ten people are due to appear before magistrates today accused of drugs offences.十个被控毒品犯罪的人今天将在地方法院出庭受审。 ◆ a magistrate's court地方治安法院 ■ the bench [singular ] (law 法律 ) a judge in court or the seat where he/she sits; the position of being a judge or magistrate; the group of judges or magistrates who work in a particular court, type of court or area 法官；法官席位；法官（或地方法官）的职位；审判团 ◆ His lawyer turned to address the bench.他的律师转身对法官讲话。 ◆ She has recently been appointed to the bench.她最近当上了法官。 ■ ˌJustice of the ˈPeace (plural Justices of the Peace [countable ] (formal ) a magistrate 地方法官；治安法官；太平绅士 ◆ In 1579 he was appointed Justice of the Peace for Kent.1579年他被任命为肯特地区的治安法官。 NOTE 辨析 Justice of the Peace is just the official title for a magistrate , used especially in historical contexts. In the US a Justice of the Peace is a judge of the lowest level in some state court systems. 这些术语在不同国家的法律体系中用法各不相同。在英格兰和威尔士，Justice of the Peace仅是magistrate的正式称谓，尤用于历史语境中；在美国，Justice of the Peace则是一些州法院体制中最基层的地方法官。 ■ JP ˌdʒeɪ ˈpiː [countable ] the abbreviation for 'Justice of the Peace' 地方法官，治安法官，太平绅士 （Justice of the Peace的缩写） ◆ Helen Alvey JP海伦•阿尔维治安法官 ◆ She became a JP in 1939.1939年她成为了一名治安法官。 judge 2 a High Court judge 高等法院的法官 the competition judges 比赛的裁判员 judge ♦︎ referee ♦︎ examiner ♦︎ umpire ♦︎ arbiter ♦︎ moderator ♦︎ ref These are all words for a person whose job or role is to make decisions or give their opinion about sth. 这些词均表示裁判员、评判员或鉴定人。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ an independent judge / examiner ◆ a neutral referee / umpire / arbiter ◆ the ultimate / sole / final judge / arbiter ◆ to act as (a) judge / (a) referee / (an) arbiter / (a) moderator ◆ a judge / a referee / an umpire decides / awards sth ◆ the judge's / referee's / umpire's / ref's decision ■ judge [countable ] a person who decides who has won a competition; a person who has the necessary knowledge or skills to give their opinion about the value or quality of sb/sth 裁判员；评判员；鉴定人 ◆ The judges' decision is final.裁判的决定为最终决定。 ◆ The winner was chosen by a panel of judges .获胜者由评判小组决定。 ◆ She's a good judge of character.她很善于鉴别人的性格。 ◆ You are the best judge of what your body needs.你的身体需要什么，你自己最能判定。 ◆ The last singer was the best－not that I'm any judge (= I do not know much about the subject) .最后一名歌手最棒－倒不是说我有多懂行。 ■ referee ˌrefəˈriː [countable ] (in sports such as football, basketball and boxing) the official who controls the game and makes sure that the rules are not broken （足球、篮球和拳击等体育运动的）裁判，裁判员 ◆ He was sent off for arguing with the referee.他因为和裁判发生争执而被罚出场。 ◆ Graham is a qualified football referee .格雷厄姆是一名取得资格的足球裁判。 ⓘ A referee is also a person who reads and checks the quality of a technical article before it is published. * referee还指专业性文章的审订人 ◆ All papers are sent out to external referees.所有论文都送外审。 ▸ referee [intransitive , transitive ] ◆ a refereeing decision裁判决定 ◆ Who refereed the final / this paper?那场决赛的裁判是谁／这篇论文是谁审阅的？ ■ examiner [countable ] (BrE a person who writes the questions for, or marks, an exam 主考人；考官 ◆ She was a member of the board of examiners of the college.她曾是学院考试委员会的成员。 ◆ He is a former senior driving examiner.他过去是一名资深的驾照考官。 examine ⇨ test verb 2 ■ umpire ˈʌmpaɪə(r) [countable ] (in sports such as tennis, cricket and baseball) an official who watches a game and makes sure that rules are not broken （网球、板球和棒球等体育运动的）裁判，裁判员 ◆ He received an official warning from the umpire for his conduct.他的行为受到裁判的正式警告。 ▸ umpire [intransitive , transitive ] ◆ We need someone to umpire.我们得找个人当裁判。 ◆ to umpire a baseball game / a cricket match担当棒球／板球比赛的裁判 ■ arbiter ˈɑːbɪtə(r); NAmE ˈɑːrbɪtər [countable ] (formal ) a person with the power or influence to make judgements and decide what will be done or accepted 仲裁人；公断人；裁决人 ◆ The law is the final arbiter of what is considered obscene.何为猥亵最终由法律裁决。 ◆ This style would be dismissed as too ornate by contemporary arbiters of taste .当代鉴赏权威人士会以过分华丽为由摒弃这种式样。 ■ moderator ˈmɒdəreɪtə(r); NAmE ˈmɑːdəreɪtər [countable ] (especially NAmE ) a person whose job is to make sure that a discussion or debate is fair 会议主持；辩论会主席 ◆ The moderator of this week's quiz is Professor Edmund James.本周智力竞赛的主持人为埃德蒙•詹姆斯教授。 ■ ref [countable ] (informal ) (in sports such as football and basketball) a referee （足球和篮球等体育运动的）裁判，裁判员 ◆ The game isn't over until the ref blows his whistle.裁判吹响哨子比赛才算结束。 judge 1 judge by appearances 凭外表来判断 judge a competition/judge sb guilty 担任比赛的裁判；判某人有罪 estimate judge distances/speeds judge ♦︎ assess ♦︎ evaluate ♦︎ rate ♦︎ gauge ♦︎ size sb/sth up These words all mean to form an opinion about sb/sth based on the information you have. 这些词均表示对某人或某事作出判断。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ to judge / assess / evaluate / rate sb / sth as sth ◆ to judge / assess / evaluate / rate sb / sth on / according to sth ◆ to judge / assess / evaluate / gauge sb / sth by sth ◆ to judge / assess / gauge sb / sth from sth ◆ to judge / assess / evaluate / rate / gauge how... ◆ to judge / assess / evaluate / gauge what / whether... ◆ to judge / assess / evaluate / gauge the extent / significance / success / effectiveness / effect / impact of sth ◆ to judge / assess / evaluate / gauge sth's progress / performance / quality / merits / potential ◆ to judge / assess / evaluate / size up the situation ◆ to judge / assess / gauge the mood / reaction ◆ to judge / assess / evaluate / gauge sb / sth accurately / correctly ◆ to judge / assess / evaluate / rate sb / sth fairly / accordingly ◆ to judge / assess / evaluate sb / sth properly / objectively ■ judge [intransitive , transitive ] to form an opinion about sb/sth, based on the information you have 判断；断定；认为 ◆ As far as I can judge, they are all to blame.依我看，他们都有责任。 ◆ Judging from what he said, he was very disappointed.从他的话判断，他非常失望。 ◆ I don't really think that you're in a position to judge .我倒觉得轮不到你来评判。 ◆ You shouldn't judge by appearances (= form an opinion about sb / sth from the way they look) .你不应凭外表来判断。 ◆ You shouldn't judge her too harshly.你对她的评判不应太苛刻。 ◆ They judged it wise to say nothing.他们认为不说为妙。 judgement ⇨ view 1 , judgemental ⇨ critical ■ assess əˈses [transitive ] to make a judgement about the nature, ability or quality of sb/sth, after watching or testing them and using your expert knowledge 评估，评定（性质、能力或质量） ◆ The new patient is assessed by the nursing staff.新病号由护理人员作出评估。 ◆ I'd assess your chances of winning as pretty low.我估计你赢的可能性很小。 ◆ The committee assesses whether a building is worth preserving.该委员会负责评定一栋建筑物是否值得保存。 assess ⇨ test verb 2 , assessment ⇨ assessment ■ evaluate ɪˈvæljueɪt [transitive ] to form an opinion of the amount, value or quality of sth after studying it carefully 评价，评估（数量、价值或质量） ◆ Our research attempts to evaluate the effectiveness of the different drugs.我们的研究试图对不同药物的疗效进行评估。 ◆ We need to evaluate how well the system is working.我们需要对这个系统的效果作出评价。 evaluation ⇨ assessment NOTE 辨析 You usually assess sb/sth in order to make a judgement, often against a particular standard, to see if sb/sth is satisfactory. You usually evaluate sb/sth in order to understand it better so that more informed decisions can be made. Sometimes either word can be used. * assess通常指按照某种标准评价某人或某事是否令人满意。evaluate通常指为更好地理解某人或某事而对其进行评估，以便作出更有依据的决定。有时这两个词可以通用 ◆ Candidates are assessed / evaluated on their ability to think independently.会对候选人的独立思考能力进行评估。 In this example, a judgement is being made, but evaluate is often used in the context of people's performance in their jobs because it sounds more positive. In the context of students' performance in exams or class, however, the usual word is assess . 上面的例句所作的是一种评价。在评估人们工作表现的语境中常用evaluate，因为听起来更正面些。在评估学生考试成绩或课堂表现的语境中通常用assess。 assess ⇨ test verb 2 ■ rate [transitive ] (not used in the progressive tenses 不用于进行时 ) to judge that sb/sth has a particular level of quality or value 评估；评价；估价 ◆ How did you rate her speech?你怎样评价她的演讲？ ◆ The university is highly rated for its research.这所大学的研究工作受到高度评价。 ◆ Voters continue to rate education high on their list of priorities.选民继续把教育看作是头等大事之一。 rate ⇨ rank verb , rating ⇨ class 4 ■ gauge (NAmE alsogage geɪdʒ [transitive ] to form a judgement about sth, especially about people's feelings or attitudes 判定，判断（尤指人的感情或态度） ◆ He tried to gauge her mood.他试图揣摩她的心情。 ◆ It was difficult to gauge whether she was angry or not.很难判断她是否在生气。 gauge ⇨ criterion noun ■ ˌsize sb/sth ˈup (informal ) to form a judgement or opinion about sb/sth 估量；判断 ◆ He sized up the situation very quickly.他很快就对形势作出了判断。 ◆ The children looked at each other warily, as if sizing each other up.孩子们警惕地你看我，我看你，好像在估量对方。 judge 2 judge by appearances 凭外表来判断 judge a competition/judge sb guilty 担任比赛的裁判；判某人有罪 estimate judge distances/speeds judge ♦︎ decide ♦︎ adjudicate These words all mean to make an official decision about sb/sth, for example in a competition or in court. 这些词均表示在比赛或法庭等正式场合作出评判或判决。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ to decide / adjudicate on / in sth ◆ to judge / decide / adjudicate a case ◆ to decide / adjudicate a dispute ◆ to decide / adjudicate (in / on) a matter ■ judge [transitive , intransitive ] to make an official decision about the result of a competition or about whether sb is guilty or innocent in court; to give your opinion about sb, especially when you disapprove of them 裁判；审判；评判 ◆ She was asked to judge the essay competition.她获邀担任这次散文比赛的评委。 ◆ There will be judging in three age groups.将分三个年龄组来进行评判。 ◆ They could dismiss workers participating in strikes judged to be illegal.他们可能会解雇那些参与被认定为非法罢工的工人。 ◆ What gives you the right to judge other people?你有什么权利对别人评头论足？ judgment ⇨ conclusion ■ decide [transitive , intransitive ] (law 法律 ) to make an official or legal judgement 裁决；判决 ◆ The case will be decided by a jury.这个案件将由陪审团裁决。 ◆ He challenged her right as governor to decide on the matter.作为理事她是否有权决断此事，他提出了质疑。 ◆ The Appeal Court decided in their favour .上诉法院作出了对他们有利的裁定。 ◆ It is always possible that the judge may decide against you.法官判你败诉的可能性总是存在。 ■ adjudicate əˈdʒuːdɪkeɪt [intransitive , transitive ] (formal ) to make an official decision about who is right in a disagreement between two groups or organizations; to be a judge in a competition 判决，裁决（争执等）；（比赛中）担任裁判 ◆ A special subcommittee adjudicates on planning applications.有一个特别小组委员会裁决规划申请项目。 ◆ Their purpose is to adjudicate disputes between employers and employees.他们的目的是裁决劳资纠纷。 ◆ Who is adjudicating at this year's contest?今年的比赛谁当裁判？ arbitrate ⇨ intervene ▸ adjudication [uncountable , countable ] ◆ The case was referred to a higher court for adjudication.该案已提交上级法院裁决。 ◆ The adjudication will be published tomorrow.裁决将于明日公布。
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