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1 against my better judgement
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2 judgement
judg(e)ment ['xhaxhmënt] n 1. gjykim. 2. vendim gjyqi; pass judgement (on) jap një vendim. 3. vlerësim, mendim; in my judgement për mendimin tim; against my better judgement kundër bindjes sime, duke e ditur mirë që e kisha gabim. 4. kritikë, dënim (i diçkaje). 5. fet. dënim, ndëshkim perëndiejudgemental [xhaxh'mentël] adj. i gjykimit* * *gjykim -
3 judge
[xhaxh] n.,v. -n 1. gjykatës. 2. gjyqtar, arbiter. 3. vlerësues, njohës; he's no judge of character ai nuk di t'i njohë njerëzit; I'm no judge of wines nuk jam njohës i verërave /-v 1. gjykoj. 2. vlerësoj; I judge it to be right unë e gjykoj të drejtë, e quaj me vend; as far as I can judge me sa e gjykoj unë, për mendimin tim● judg(e)ment ['xhaxhmënt] n 1. gjykim. 2. vendim gjyqi; pass judgement (on) jap një vendim. 3. vlerësim, mendim; in my judgement për mendimin tim; against my better judgement kundër bindjes sime, duke e ditur mirë që e kisha gabim. 4. kritikë, dënim (i diçkaje). 5. fet. dënim, ndëshkim perëndie● judgemental [xhaxh'mentël] adj. i gjykimit● judicatory ['xhu:dëkëtori] adj.,n. -adj. gjykimor; gjyqësor /-n 1. gjykim, dhënie drejtësie. 2. gjyq● judicature ['xhu:dëkëçë:, 'xhu:dëkëçuë:] n 1. dhënie drejtësie. 2. juridiksion; kompetencë. 3. trup gjykues. 4. gjyq● judicial [xhu:'dishël] adj 1. gjyqësor, i gjyqit. 2. i paanshëm; a judicial mind një mendje e paanshme, person i paanshëm. 3. kritik● judiciary [xhu'dishieri] n., adj. -n 1. drejtësi, organe të drejtësisë. 2. gjykatësit /- adj. gjyqësor● judicious [xhu:'dishës] adj. i matur, i mençur, i urtë, me mend; a judicious historian një historian i matur* * *gjykatës; gjykoj
См. также в других словарях:
against your better judgement — against (your) better judgement if you do something against your better judgement, you do it although you think it is wrong. I lent him the money against my better judgement … New idioms dictionary
against better judgement — against (your) better judgement if you do something against your better judgement, you do it although you think it is wrong. I lent him the money against my better judgement … New idioms dictionary
against one's better judgement — If you do something, even though you feel it is not a sensible thing to do, you do it against your better judgement. Bob persuaded her to go by car, against her better judgement, and she regretted it as soon as she saw the heavy traffic … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
against one's better judgement — ► against one s better judgement contrary to what one feels to be wise. Main Entry: ↑judgement … English terms dictionary
acted against his better judgement — acted against his conscience, did something he knew he shouldn t have done … English contemporary dictionary
against one's better judgement — RELUCTANTLY, unwillingly, grudgingly. → judgement * * * against one s better judgement Contrary to what one believes to be right • • • Main Entry: ↑judge … Useful english dictionary
against one's better judgement — contrary to what one feels to be wise. → judgement … English new terms dictionary
better — [[t]be̱tə(r)[/t]] ♦ betters, bettering, bettered 1) Better is the comparative of good. 2) Better is the comparative of well. 3) ADV COMPAR: ADV after v If you like one thing better than another, you like it more. I like your interpretation better … English dictionary
judgement — (also judgment) ► NOUN 1) the ability to make considered decisions or form sensible opinions. 2) an opinion or conclusion. 3) a decision of a law court or judge. ● against one s better judgement Cf. ↑against one s better judgement … English terms dictionary
judgement — n. (also judgment) 1 the critical faculty; discernment (an error of judgement). 2 good sense. 3 an opinion or estimate (in my judgement). 4 the sentence of a court of justice; a decision by a judge. 5 often joc. a misfortune viewed as a deserved… … Useful english dictionary
judgement — (also judgment) noun 1》 the ability to make considered decisions or form sensible opinions. ↘an opinion or conclusion. ↘a decision of a law court or judge. 2》 formal or humorous a misfortune viewed as a divine punishment. Phrases against… … English new terms dictionary
