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1 judgment seat
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2 judgment passed for the plaintiff
English-Dutch dictionary > judgment passed for the plaintiff
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3 judgment
n. oordeel; vonnis, godsgericht; mening; (gezond) verstandjudgment, judgement[ dzjudzjmənt]1 oordeel ⇒ uitspraak, vonnis, schatting2 boete♦voorbeelden:1 pass judgment on someone/something • een oordeel vellen over iemand/ietspronounce (a) judgment • een uitspraak doenreverse a judgment • een vonnis (in hoger beroep) vernietigensit in judgment on • rechter spelen overin my judgment • naar mijn meningagainst one's better judgment • tegen beter weten ina person of (good/weak) judgment • een persoon met (veel/weinig) doorzicht→ last last/ -
4 Judgment Day
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5 judgment debtor
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6 judgment
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7 judgment items
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8 a person of (good/weak) judgment
a person of (good/weak) judgmenteen persoon met (veel/weinig) doorzicht -
9 against one's better judgment
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10 his past has warped his judgment
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11 in my judgment
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12 pass judgment on someone/something
pass judgment on someone/somethingeen oordeel vellen over iemand/ietsEnglish-Dutch dictionary > pass judgment on someone/something
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13 pronounce (a) judgment
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14 reverse a judgment
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15 sit in judgment on
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16 the judgment seat
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17 use one's judgment
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18 accumulative judgment
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19 drew a judgment
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20 foreign judgment
rechtsuitspraak in vreemd land uitgesproken (juridisch)
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