judgingly

• adv.judge的变形

judge[dʒʌdʒ]

• n.
  • 法官，审判员；推事
  • (比赛等的)裁判员；(纠纷等的)评判者；仲裁人
  • 鉴定人；鉴赏家
  • [常作 J-]士师(指犹太诸王以前的统治者)
  • [常作 the Judge]最高审判者(指上帝)
  • [俚语]惯窃；诈骗老手
• vt.
  • 审判，判决；审理：

    The woman was finally judged guilty.

    那个女人最终被判有罪。

    This was only one of many murder cases he judged.

    这仅仅是他审理的众多谋杀案件中的一件。

  • 裁决；评判：

    Will you judge the oratorical contest next week?

    你愿意担任下周演讲比赛的评判员吗?

  • 鉴定；评价：

    He's good at judging wines.

    他擅长鉴别葡萄酒。

    It's up to you to judge these works of art.

    由你们负责对这些艺术品做出评价。

  • 断定，判断：

    Don't judge a person by appearances.

    不要以貌取人。

    I can't judge who is right.

    我无法断定谁是对的。

  • 认为：

    It was judged better to set out at once.

    大家认为立刻出发比较好。

  • 估计，估价：

    We judged the distance to be about 10miles.

    我们估计有 10 英里的距离。

  • 批评，指责：

    You had little cause to judge him so harshly.

    你没有什么理由这样严厉地批评他。

  • (犹太士师)统治，管理
• vi.
  • 判断；评判；审理；裁决：

    You should be able to judge between right and wrong.

    你应当能够判断是非。

    Will you judge at the swimming competition next week?

    你愿意担任下周游泳比赛的评判吗?

    to judge between two combatants

    在两个竞技者间裁决胜负

  • 做出评价：

    Don't judge from appearances.

    不要以貌取人。

• 短语:
  • (as) grave as a judge 见 grave²
  • (as) sober as a judge 见 sober
  • be one's own judge 自己对自己负责，我行我素
• 变形:

  vt.judged.judging