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masculine

/ˈxwiθjo/ ES

/ˈxwisjo/ MX

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Translation

trial; judgement

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

Gendermasculine

Pluraljuicios

Examples

The trial will start next week.

We must wait for the court's judgement.

buen .

I trust his good judgement.

tantas seguidas.

He lost his mind after so many tragedies in a row.

Public judgement can be very harsh and unfair.

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This word is part of lesson 18.