What is 'jueces' called in English?

'jueces' in English is called "Judges". Judges refers to: Funcionarios públicos designados para escuchar y decidir casos en un tribunal de justicia.

How do you pronounce 'Judges' and 'jueces'?

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What is an example sentence for Judges in Spanish?

English: "The judges delivered their verdict after careful deliberation." | Spanish: "Los jueces pronunciaron su veredicto tras una cuidadosa deliberación."

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English to Spanish Dictionary

judges Meaning in Spanish (judges significado en español)

nounjueces

verbjuzga

jueces in English:judges

Phonetic:júezes

Plural: judges

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de judges en español es jueces, juzga. (Funcionarios públicos designados para escuchar y decidir casos en un tribunal de justicia.)

Definitions of Judges

1
noun
jueces
Judges are public officials appointed to hear and decide cases in a court of law.
Funcionarios públicos designados para escuchar y decidir casos en un tribunal de justicia.
2
verb
juzga
He judges the quality of the products based on strict criteria.
Él evalúa la calidad de los productos basándose en criterios estrictos.

Example Sentences

formal

“The judges delivered their verdict after careful deliberation.”

Los jueces pronunciaron su veredicto tras una cuidadosa deliberación.

casual

“She judges people too quickly without knowing their full story.”

Ella juzga a las personas demasiado rápido sin conocer su historia completa.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In English:

magistratesarbitratorsadjudicators

Inflected Word Forms

past tensejudged

present participlejudging

nounjudge

nounjudgment

adjectivejudgmental

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

judge a book by its coveridiom

To form an opinion of someone or something based on appearance alone.

sit in judgmentexpression

To criticize or condemn someone, often without full understanding.