English
Noun
judge (plural: judges )
- A person who decides the fate of someone or something that has been called into question.
- An official of the court whose duty it is to preside over trials and render judgments; a justice.
Translations
- Latin: judex m
- French: juge mf
- Spanish: juez mf
- Esperanto: [[juĝisto]]
- Portuguese: juíz m, juíza f
Verb
to judge (judges , judged , judging )
- To decide a question definitively
- To issue one's opinion on a question (he judged it correct)
- To sit in judgment of a person or thing's character or actions, esp. in a court (judged and found wanting)
- To presume to make a moral decision about another person's situation (Don't judge me!).
Translations
- Latin: judico
- Portuguese: julgar
- French: arbitre