Jugements (en. Judgments)
ʒyʒ.mɑ̃
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
Decision made by a court.
The court's judgment was rendered yesterday.
Le jugement du tribunal a été rendu hier.
Personal opinion or evaluation.
His judgment on the film was very critical.
Son jugement sur le film était très critique.
Process of reflection and analysis.
He took time to think before giving his judgment.
Il a pris du temps pour réfléchir avant de donner son jugement.
Etymology
Comes from the verb 'to judge,' of Latin origin 'judicare.'
Common Phrases and Expressions
to have good judgment
To be able to make sound decisions.
avoir un bon jugement
to pass judgment
To express an opinion or evaluation about something.
porter un jugement
final judgment
Final phase of judgment, often in a religious context.
jugement dernier
Related Words
to judge
To formulate an opinion or evaluation.
juger
judge
Person who makes decisions in a court.
juge
value judgment
Subjective evaluation.
jugement de valeur
predictive judgment
Opinion formed before having all the information.
jugement prémonitoire
Slang Meanings
Judged with little thought.
He gave a superficial judgment on the situation.
Il a donné un jugement de surface sur la situation.
Popular or general opinion.
The collective judgment on the event was mixed.
Le jugement collectif sur l'événement était partagé.