Summary
judge {noun}
conoscitore · giudice · conoscitrice
to judge {verb}
credere · criticare · reputare · sottoporre a esame critico · qualificare
English-Italian translation for "judge"
"judge" Italian translation
judge {noun}
judge {noun} (also: pundit, expert, cognoscente, knower)
When we were expecting a Judge full of power and majesty, a child came instead.
The judge on the case, Judge Lois Forer thought that this made no sense.
One side has the right to a state prosecutor, the other to its judge.
I was a criminal judge for many years, and I am also the father of a fourteen-year-old boy.
Do we want a European judge who set free a quadruple child murderer?
judge {noun} (also: pundit, expert, cognoscente, knower)
to judge {verb}
to judge [judged|judged] {vb} (also: to deem, to consider, to think, to credit)
I believe that all political communities are judged by the justice they provide.
Personally, I regret this and I believe that it will be severely judged.
I believe the UK presidency will be judged, in the long term, by what has been achieved.
I believe that these are two very tangible issues on the basis of which Turkey's credibility can be judged.
I think that it is important that we await the decisions to be taken by judges in the Member States with confidence.
to judge [judged|judged] {vb} (also: to slate, to lash, to speak ill of, to speak evil of)
If he wants to criticise the French Government, he should not do it here, because it is not the job of this House to judge the French...
I am not judging their actual merits, but I am criticising the complete lack of merit in this method of awarding grants.
When this policy is judged from the point of view of its contribution to economic and social cohesion, the level of criticism is sometimes outrageous.
Mr Rocard and some others have criticised EPLA, since it would allow EPO Board of Appeal members to become technical judges.
70 % of European taxpayers are of the opinion that fraudulent and incorrect dealings with tax money should be judged much more critically than tax evasion.
to judge [judged|judged] {vb} (also: to deem, to consider, to believe, to think)
There are, though, or so I believe, different hierarchies of problems, and that is why every country will be judged separately.
It is judged appropriate to maintain this decision as long as is necessary to ensure smooth transition to the new voting system provided for in the Constitution,
to judge [judged|judged] {vb} (also: to assess, to evaluate, to analyse, to criticize)
to judge [judged|judged] {v.t.} (also: to qualify, to describe)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "judge":
© Princeton Universityevaluate · pass judgment · estimate · gauge · approximate · guess · pronounce · label · adjudicate · try · evaluator · justice · jurist
Usage examples
Usage examples for "judge" in Italian
Similar words
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