adjudged

英 [əˈdʒʌdʒd]

美 [əˈdʒʌdʒd]

v.  宣判; 裁决; 判定
adjudge的过去分词和过去式

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。

双语例句

• There is nothing that people adjudged that it would divide the nation.
  没有什么东西是人的判定，它会分裂民族。
• The jury adjudged that this murderer was guilty.
  陪审团判决这名杀人凶手有。
• The campaign was adjudged a success.
  竞选活动被认为是成功的。
• For cases with receiving orders made, debtors are adjudged bankrupt upon the making of orders of adjudication or summary procedure orders against them.
  就已发出接管令的个案而言，在判决令或简易程序令发出后，债务人即被裁定为破产。
• The court adjudged the dead man's house to his son.
  法庭把死者的房屋判给他的儿子。
• Be adjudged wise to do sth.
  去做某事被视为明智。
• If the defendant has won, the judgment will read substantially as follows: Adjudged that the plaintiff recover nothing by this action.
  如果被告人胜诉，判决书实际上就可以写成这样兹判决：经过诉讼原告人的索赔要求被驳回。
• He was adjudged to be guilty
  他被判有罪。
• Fairbanks was adjudged the winner, a decision which has outraged a good few members of the boxing fraternity.
  费尔班克斯被判定是胜者，这一决定激怒了拳击团体中很大一部分成员。
• The refoirms were generally adjudged to have failed.
  人们普遍认为，改革已经失败。