Juzgando (en. Judging)
/xuθˈɡando/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Forming a judgment about a matter or a person.
She is judging the situation without knowing all the facts.
Ella está juzgando la situación sin conocer todos los hechos.
Making decisions based on established norms or criteria.
The jury is judging the accused for his actions.
El jurado está juzgando al acusado por sus acciones.
Criticizing or evaluating negatively.
I don't like to judge others; I prefer to be understanding.
No me gusta juzgar a los demás, prefiero ser comprensivo.
Etymology
Derived from the verb 'juzgar', which comes from the Latin 'iudicāre'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
don't judge a book by its cover
Don't form an opinion based only on appearance.
no juzgues un libro por su portada
judging others
Criticizing or evaluating the actions of others.
juzgando a los demás
judging harshly
Evaluating in a strict or severe manner.
juzgar con dureza
Related Words
judge
Forming a judgment about something or someone.
juzgar
judgment
Evaluation or consideration about something.
juicio
unjust
That is not fair, lacking in equity.
injusto
Slang Meanings
Judging without adequate grounds.
You can't judge someone just by what they say on social media.
No se puede juzgar a alguien solo por lo que dice en las redes sociales.
Making constant critical comments.
That person is always judging others; they have no peace.
Esa persona siempre está juzgando a los demás, no tiene paz.