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/ˈxwiθjo/ ES
/ˈxwisjo/ MX
Translation
trial; judgement
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Word origin
From Latin 'iudicium' ('judgement, trial'), from 'iudex' ('judge'). The same root gives English judicial and judicious.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- iudicium
- English cognates
- judicial, judicious
Grammar
Examples
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The trial will start next week.
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We must wait for the court's judgement.
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I trust his good judgement.
tantas seguidas.
He lost his mind after so many tragedies in a row.
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Public judgement can be very harsh and unfair.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 11, lesson 11: juicio, chino, equivocado and 7 more words.