judge

el juez

noun

judge
[dʒʌdʒ]
sustantivo
1juez (mf) jueza (f) (Law); jurado (m) juez (m) (in competition)
  • to be a good/poor judge of something -> tener buen ojo para (juzgar) algo
  • I will be the judge of that -> lo juzgaré por mí mismo
verbo transitivo
2juzgar (Law Sport) (try, give decision about)
  • to judge a case -> juzgar un caso
3juzgar, calificar (assess critically)
  • to judge somebody by or on something -> juzgar a alquien por algo
  • to judge something/somebody a success/failure -> calificar algo/a alguien de éxito/fracaso
  • to judge it necessary to do something -> juzgar necesario hacer algo
4estimar, calcular (estimate)
verbo intransitivo
5juzgar (Law religión)
  • to judge by appearances -> juzgar por las apariencias
  • as far as I can judge -> en mi opinión
  • judge for yourself -> júzgalo tú mismo, juzga por ti mismo
  • judging by… -> a juzgar por…

judge [yadch]
sustantivo
1Juez, magistrado revestido de autoridad para administrar justicia.
2Juez árbitro, el que es designado para resolver una duda o contienda; el que es capaz de discernir el mérito de alguna cosa.
  • To be no judge of -> no ser juez en la materia, no entender de
  • A good/bad judge of -> conocedor/poco conocedor de
  • I’ll be the judge of that -> yo mismo lo decidiré
  • I judged the moment well -> escogí un buen momento, acerté, atiné
  • To judge for oneself -> juzgar por sí mismo
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Juzgar, sentenciar, fallar como juez. (n)
2Juzgar, hacer buen o mal juicio de alguna cosa. (n)
3Censurar, criticar. (n)
4Discernir, distinguir. (n)

judge [dʒʌdʒ]
noun
1 (Jur) juez; (m) juezajueza;a jueza (m) (f)
(the Book of) Judges el Libro de los Jueces; judge of appeal juez de alzadas; (m) juez de apelaciones; (m) the judge's rules (Britain) los derechos del detenido
2 [of contest] juez; (m) miembro del jurado; (m) (Dep) árbitro; (m) (in races) juez; (m)
3 (knowledgeable person) conocedoraconocedora;a conocedora (m) (f)of de; entendidoaentendida;a entendida (m) (f)of en; (expert) peritoaperita;a perita (m) (f)of en
he's a fine judge of horses es un excelente conocedor de entendido en caballos;or to be a good/bad judge of character ser buen/mal psicólogo; tener/no tener psicología para conocer a la gente; I'm no judge of wines no entiendo de vinos
I'm no judge of character
I'll be the judge of that yo decidiré eso; lo juzgaré yo mismo
verb:transitive
1 [+person, case, contest] juzgar; [+matter] decidir; resolver
who can judge this question? ¿quién puede resolver esta cuestión?; he judged the moment well escogió el momento oportuno; atinó
2 (Dep) arbitrar
3 (estimate) [+weight, size, distance] calcular
one has to judge the distance
we judged the distance right/wrong calculamos bien/mal la distancia
4 (consider) considerar
I judge him a fool considero que es tonto; I judged it to be right lo consideré acertado; me pareció correcto
to judge sth right/wrong
they thought that they were going to win easily, but they judged wrong creían que iban a ganar con facilidad, pero erraron en el juicio; she suspected that his intentions were dishonest, and she judged right dudaba que sus intenciones fueran honestas, y acertó en el juicio; as far as can be judged a mi modo de ver; según mi juicio
you can't judge a book by its cover no hay que fiarse de las apariencias; las apariencias engañan
verb:intransitive
(act as judge) juzgar; ser juez
judging from to judge by his expressionor a juzgar por su expresión; to judge for o.s. juzgar por sí mismo; to judge of juzgar de; opinar sobre; who am I to judge? ¿es que yo soy capaz de juzgar?; as far as I can judge por lo que puedo entender; a mi entender; only an expert can judge solo lo puede decidir un experto
modifier
judge advocate (n) (Mil) auditor de guerra; (m)

Verb Conjugation for "judge"

Imperative
  • judge
  • you judge
  • he/she judges
  • we judge
  • you judge
  • they judge
Preterite
  • I judged
  • you judged
  • he/she judged
  • we judged
  • you judged
  • they judged
Present Continuous
  • I am judging
  • you are judging
  • he/she is judging
  • we are judging
  • you are judging
  • they are judging
Present Perfect
  • I have judged
  • you have judged
  • he/she has judged
  • we have judged
  • you have judged
  • they have judged
Past Continuous
  • I was judging
  • you were judging
  • he/she was judging
  • we were judging
  • you were judging
  • they were judging
Past Perfect
  • I had judged
  • you had judged
  • he/she had judged
  • we had judged
  • you had judged
  • they had judged
Future
  • I will judge
  • you will judge
  • he/she will judge
  • we will judge
  • you will judge
  • they will judge
Future Perfect
  • I will have judged
  • you will have judged
  • he/she will have judged
  • we will have judged
  • you will have judged
  • they will have judged
Future Continuous
  • I will be judging
  • you will be judging
  • he/she will be judging
  • we will be judging
  • you will be judging
  • they will be judging
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been judging
  • you have been judging
  • he/she has been judging
  • we have been judging
  • you have been judging
  • they have been judging
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been judging
  • you will have been judging
  • he/she will have been judging
  • we will have been judging
  • you will have been judging
  • they will have been judging
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been judging
  • you had been judging
  • he/she had been judging
  • we had been judging
  • you had been judging
  • they had been judging
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