How do you use "judgment" in a sentence?

She showed excellent judgment in handling the crisis. The court will deliver its judgment next week. I trust your judgment on this matter completely.

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Q: What does "judgment" mean?

The ability to make decisions; an official decision Judgment (or judgement in British English) refers to the ability to make considered decisions or reach sensible conclusions. It also means an official decision made by a court or the act of forming an opinion about something.

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Significado: The ability to make decisions; an official decision

判断，判决，判断力

juicio, sentencia, criterio

判断、判決、判断力

판단, 판결, 판단력

Judgment (or judgement in British English) refers to the ability to make considered decisions or reach sensible conclusions. It also means an official decision made by a court or the act of forming an opinion about something.

「judgment」指的是做出深思熟虑的决定或得出明智结论的能力。它也意味着法院做出的正式决定或对某事形成意见的行为。

«Judgment» se refiere a la capacidad de tomar decisiones meditadas o llegar a conclusiones sensatas. También significa una decisión oficial tomada por un tribunal o el acto de formarse una opinión sobre algo.

「judgment」（イギリス英語ではjudgementとも）は、熟慮した決定を下したり、賢明な結論に達する能力を指します。また、裁判所による公式の決定や、何かについて意見を形成する行為も意味します。

Judgment(영국 영어에서는 judgement)는 신중한 결정을 내리거나 합리적인 결론에 도달하는 능력을 말합니다. 법원이 내리는 공식적인 결정이나 무언가에 대해 의견을 형성하는 행위를 의미하기도 합니다.

Ejemplos

She showed excellent judgment in handling the crisis.
她在处理危机时表现出了出色的判断力。
Mostró un excelente juicio al manejar la crisis.
彼女は危機対応において優れた判断力を示しました。
그녀는 위기 대처에서 뛰어난 판단력을 보여주었습니다.
The court will deliver its judgment next week.
法院将于下周作出判决。
El tribunal dictará sentencia la próxima semana.
裁判所は来週判決を下します。
법원은 다음 주에 판결을 내릴 것입니다.
I trust your judgment on this matter completely.
在这件事上我完全相信你的判断。
Confío completamente en tu criterio en este asunto.
この件に関してはあなたの判断を完全に信頼しています。
이 문제에 대해서는 당신의 판단을 전적으로 신뢰합니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Old French 'jugement', from 'juger' (to judge), from Latin 'judicare' (to judge), from 'jus' (right, law) and 'dicere' (to say). Related to 'judge', 'judicial', 'just', and 'jury'.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Historia y curiosidades

Both spellings 'judgment' and 'judgement' are correct. British English traditionally prefers 'judgement' in general use but 'judgment' in legal contexts, whilst American English uses 'judgment' throughout.

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