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    Jueza (en. Judge)

    /ˈxweθa/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A person who has the authority to judge in a court.
    The judge handed down a fair sentence.
    La jueza dictó una sentencia justa.
    A woman who belongs to the judiciary.
    The judge supervises the case impartially.
    La jueza supervisa el caso de manera imparcial.
    A magistrate who acts in a court of justice.
    The judge carefully listened to the testimonies.
    La jueza escuchó cuidadosamente los testimonios.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'iudex', which means judge.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Justice of the peace
    A person who resolves conflicts in small towns.
    jueza de paz
    Judge of the case
    Reference to the judge in charge of a specific case.
    jueza del caso
    Supreme judge
    High magistrates in the judicial system.
    jueza suprema

    Related Words

    Judge
    A person who judges, generally in a court, without distinction of gender.
    juez
    Justice
    Moral principle that guides the administration of trials and laws.
    justicia
    Court
    Institution where trials are held.
    tribunal

    Slang Meanings

    The head of the court
    In that trial, the judge is the head of the court.
    En ese juicio, la jueza es la jefa del tribunal.
    The one who leads in the courtroom
    The lawyer knows that the judge is the one who leads in the courtroom.
    El abogado sabe que la jueza es la que manda en la sala.