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81 judgment
= judgement, noun1) Urteil, dasjudgment was given in favour of/against somebody — das Urteil fiel zu jemandes Gunsten/Ungunsten aus
pass [a] judgment — ein Urteil abgeben (on über + Akk.)
in or according to my judgment — meines Erachtens
form a judgment — sich (Dat.) ein Urteil od. eine Meinung bilden
error of judgment — Fehlurteil, das; Fehleinschätzung, die
I leave it to your judgment — ich stelle das in Ihr Ermessen
3) (trial by God)day of judgment, Judgment Day — Tag des Jüngsten Gerichts
the last judgment — das Jüngste od. Letzte Gericht
* * *['dZʌdZmənt]n1) (JUR) (Gerichts)urteil nt; (ECCL) Gericht nt, Richterspruch m; (= divine punishment) Strafe f Gottesto await judgment (Jur) — auf sein or das Urteil warten; (Eccl)
to pass or give judgment (also fig) — ein Urteil fällen, das Urteil sprechen (on über +acc )
to sit in judgment on a case — Richter in einem Fall sein
to sit in judgment on sb — über jdn zu Gericht sitzen; (Jur also) die Verhandlung über jdn führen
I don't want to sit in judgment on you — ich möchte mich nicht zu Ihrem Richter aufspielen
it's a judgment from above —
it's a judgment on him for being so lazy — das ist die Strafe Gottes dafür, dass er so faul ist
2) (= opinion) Meinung f, Ansicht f, Urteil nt; (= moral judg(e)ment, value judg(e)ment) Werturteil nt; (= estimation of distance, speed etc) Einschätzung fto give one's judgment on sth — sein Urteil über etw (acc) abgeben, seine Meinung zu etw äußern
an error of judgment — eine falsche Einschätzung, eine Fehleinschätzung
in my judgment — meines Erachtens, meiner Meinung nach
against one's better judgment — gegen (sein) besseres Wissen, wider besseres Wissen
3) (= discernment) Urteilsvermögen nt* * *judgment [ˈdʒʌdʒmənt] s1. JUR (Gerichts)Urteil n, gerichtliche Entscheidung:a) einen Fall verhandeln,2. JURa) Urteil(surkunde) n(f)b) Br Urteilsbegründung f3. Urteil n, Beurteilung f4. Urteilsvermögen n, -kraft f, Verständnis n, Einsicht f:a man of sound judgment ein urteilsfähiger Mensch;use one’s best judgment nach bestem Ermessen handeln;against (one’s) better judgment wider bessere Einsichton über akk):in my judgment meines Erachtensb) göttliches (Straf)Gericht:the Last Judgment das Jüngste Gericht;7. göttlicher Ratschluss8. Glaube m:* * *= judgement, noun1) Urteil, dasjudgment was given in favour of/against somebody — das Urteil fiel zu jemandes Gunsten/Ungunsten aus
pass [a] judgment — ein Urteil abgeben (on über + Akk.)
in or according to my judgment — meines Erachtens
form a judgment — sich (Dat.) ein Urteil od. eine Meinung bilden
error of judgment — Fehlurteil, das; Fehleinschätzung, die
day of judgment, Judgment Day — Tag des Jüngsten Gerichts
the last judgment — das Jüngste od. Letzte Gericht
* * *n.Beurteilung f.Einsicht -en f.Urteil -e n. -
82 mean
mean [mi:n](preterite, past participle meant)a. ( = signify) vouloir dire• what do you mean (by that)? que voulez-vous dire (par là) ?• see what I mean? (inf) tu vois ce que je veux dire ?• what does this mean? qu'est-ce que cela veut dire ?• don't I mean anything to you at all? je ne suis donc rien pour toi ?• you don't really mean that? vous n'êtes pas sérieux ?• I didn't mean to! je ne l'ai pas fait exprès !• he didn't mean anything by it (referring to an action) il l'a fait sans penser à mal ; (referring to a comment) il l'a dit sans penser à mal• he meant you when he said... c'est à vous qu'il faisait allusion lorsqu'il disait...2. noun3. adjectivea. ( = average) moyen• don't be so mean! ne sois pas si radin ! (inf)d. ( = inferior) he's no mean singer c'est un chanteur de talent4. compounds* * *[miːn] 1.1) gen, Mathematics moyenne f2) fig ( middle point) milieu m2.1) ( average) [weight, age] moyen/-enne2) ( ungenerous) [person] avare, radin (colloq); [attitude, nature] mesquin; [examiner] sévère3) ( unkind) [person] méchant (to avec)4) ( vicious) [animal, person, expression] méchant5) ( tough) [city] implacable; [street] hostile6) (colloq) ( skilful) [artist, cook, cocktail] formidable, du tonnerre (colloq) (after n)7) ( small)8) ( lowly) littér [dwelling] misérable; [birth] bas/basse; [origin] modeste9) (colloq) US ( off colour)3.transitive verb (prét, pp meant)1) ( signify) [word, phrase, symbol] signifier, vouloir dire; [sign] vouloir dire2) ( intend)to mean for somebody to do — US vouloir que quelqu'un fasse
to be meant for somebody — [question, bomb] être destiné à quelqu'un
he means what he says — ( he is sincere) il est sérieux; ( he is menacing) il ne plaisante pas
3) ( entail) [strike, law] entraîner [shortages, changes]4) ( intend to say) vouloir direI mean to say (colloq), who wants a car that won't start? — non mais, qui voudrait d'une voiture qui ne démarre pas?
5) ( be of value)6) ( be destined)it was meant to be ou happen — cela devait arriver
7) ( be supposed to be) -
83 par
1 noun(a) (equality) égalité f;∎ to be on a par (with sb/sth) être au même niveau (que qn/qch);∎ you can't put him on a par with Mozart! tu ne peux pas le comparer à Mozart!(b) (normal, average) normale f, moyenne f;∎ I'm feeling a bit below or under par these days je ne me sens pas en forme ces jours-ci;∎ the film isn't really up to par le film n'est pas aussi bon qu'on aurait pu s'y attendre∎ a par-three (hole) un par trois;∎ she got a par 4 elle a fait un par 4;∎ she was two under/over par elle était à deux coups en-dessous/au-dessus du par;∎ the par for the course is 72 le par du parcours est de 72;∎ his behaviour was about par for the course son comportement n'a rien eu de vraiment surprenant□∎ above/below par au-dessus/au-dessous du pair;∎ at par au pair;∎ close to par au voisinage de la parité;∎ to issue shares at par émettre des actions au pair►► Finance & Stock Exchange par bond obligation f émise au pair;Finance & Stock Exchange par of exchange pair m du change;Finance & Stock Exchange par value valeur f au pair ou nominale
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