adjudge

英 [əˈdʒʌdʒ]

美 [əˈdʒʌdʒ]

v.  宣判; 裁决; 判定

过去分词：adjudged　过去式：adjudged　现在分词：adjudging　第三人称单数：adjudges　

法律

BNC.20542 / COCA.34629

牛津词典

verb

• 宣判；裁决；判定
  to make a decision about sb/sth based on the facts that are available
  1. The company was adjudged bankrupt.
     该公司被宣判破产。
  2. The tour was adjudged a success.
     这次出行被认为是成功的。
  3. The reforms were generally adjudged to have failed.
     人们普遍认为，改革已经失败。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 判决;裁决
  If someoneis adjudged tobe something, they are judged or considered to be that thing.
  1. He was adjudged to be guilty...
     他被判有罪。
  2. He was adjudged the winner by 54 votes to 3.
     他被裁定以54票对3票获胜。

英英释义

verb

• declare to be
  1. She was declared incompetent
  2. judge held that the defendant was innocent
  Synonym:declarehold

双语例句

• Adjudge a firm as Bankrupt by the court
  法庭裁定某企业破产
• Its internal control system inherits from its parent corporation and makes some proper adjudge due to real conditions.
  其内部控制制度多为从国外母公司传承而来，并结合国情作了一些相应调整，可以说是西方控制制度在国内应用的典型案例。
• Of this case adjudge also ring noisy alarm bell again to fictitious belongings malfeasant.
  此案的宣判也给虚拟财产犯罪者再次敲响警钟。
• I adjudge him unworthy of esteem.
  我认为他不值得我尊敬。
• Adjudge a prize to a victor
  将奖裁定颁给优胜者
• An Ape undertook to adjudge the matter between them.
  猿猴被请来裁决他们的纠纷。
• The courts have power to exercise civil jurisdiction which adjudge the question of fact and the legal proposal about the parties in dispute in order to maintain the final power on the value of law.
  民事审判权是为法院所享有的，对纠纷当事人的事实问题和法律主张依法进行判断，以维护法的价值的终局性的权力。
• James Bond: I adjudge ending you would be a pleasure.
  詹姆斯·邦德：我承认杀了你会让我很快乐。
• Secondly, a realization of power spectrum estimation of signal on the basis of wavelet transform is given. This method is applied to the RCS time series, so as to adjudge moving statues of different space targets.
  在小波变换的基础上，详细讨论了小波功率谱估计的实现方法，并对RCS序列进行了计算，以判决不同目标的运动姿态。
• He was adjudged to be guilty
  他被判有罪。