Jugés (en. Judged)

[ʒyʒe]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

The individuals who have been judged by a court.

The judged in the case were convicted.

Les jugés de l'affaire ont été condamnés.

Individuals who have undergone a moral or social judgment.

The judged in society often have difficult lives.

Les jugés de la société ont souvent des vies difficiles.

From the verb judge, derived from the Latin 'judicare'.

judged at first instance

To judge a case in a lower court.

jugé en première instance

judged on appeal

To judge a case that has been contested in a higher court.

jugé en appel

impartial judge

A judge who makes decisions without bias.

juge impartial

judge

A legal professional responsible for applying the law.

juge

judgment

Decision rendered by a judge.

jugement

to judge

To evaluate or make a decision about something.

juger

Guilty in court jargon.

He was judged because of his choices.

Il s'est fait jugé à cause de ses choix.

To be caught in a disadvantageous situation.

She is judged because of her past mistakes.

Elle est jugée à cause de ses erreurs passées.