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1 judg(e)ment
1) (the decision of a judge in a court of law: It looked as if he might be acquitted but the judgement went against him.) das Urteil2) (the act of judging or estimating: Faulty judgement in overtaking is a common cause of traffic accidents.) die Beurteilung3) (the ability to make right or sensible decisions: You showed good judgement in choosing this method.) das Urteilsvermögen* * *judg(e)·ment[ˈʤʌʤmənt]nto await \judg(e)ment auf das Urteil wartento reserve \judg(e)ment die Urteilsverkündung aussetzento reverse a \judg(e)ment ein Urteil aufhebento sit in \judg(e)ment on a case Richter/Richterin in einem Fall seinto sit in \judg(e)ment on sb über jdn zu Gericht sitzenerror of \judg(e)ment Fehleinschätzung fa question of \judg(e)ment eine Frage des Standpunktsvalue \judg(e)ment Werturteil ntagainst one's better \judg(e)ment wider besseres Wissento show impaired/poor/sound \judg(e)ment ein eingeschränktes/schwaches/gesundes Urteilsvermögen besitzen -
2 judg(e)ment
judg(e)·ment [ʼʤʌʤmənt] nto await \judg(e)ment auf das Urteil warten;to pass \judg(e)ment [on sb] (a. fig) ein Urteil [über jdn] fällen (a. fig)to reserve \judg(e)ment die Urteilsverkündung aussetzen;to reverse a \judg(e)ment ein Urteil aufheben;to sit in \judg(e)ment on a case Richter/Richterin in einem Fall sein;to sit in \judg(e)ment on sb über jdn zu Gericht sitzen;to sit in \judg(e)ment over sb ( fig) mit jdm ins Gericht gehenerror of \judg(e)ment Fehleinschätzung f;a question of \judg(e)ment eine Frage des Standpunkts;value \judg(e)ment Werturteil nt;against one's better \judg(e)ment wider besseres Wissen;to make a subjective \judg(e)ment about sth über etw akk subjektive Urteile fällento show impaired/ poor/sound \judg(e)ment ein eingeschränktes/schwaches/gesundes Urteilsvermögen besitzen
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