judgment

juicio, opinión

Opinión o decisión a la que se llega tras considerar algo.

En inglés sencillo: An opinion or decision you reach after considering something.

• That was a fair judgment.
• Don’t make judgments based on appearance.
• Have you changed your judgment of his work?

Cómo se usa: judgment about/on something (It is too early to make a judgment about the results.)

Sinónimos: opinion, assessment, decision

Expresiones frecuentes: make a judgment, personal judgment, hasty judgment, fair judgment

buen juicio, criterio

Capacidad de tomar decisiones sensatas después de reflexionar con cuidado.

En inglés sencillo: The ability to make sensible choices after thinking carefully.

• I trust your judgment.
• She showed good judgment during the emergency.
• His lack of judgment put everyone at risk.

Sinónimos: good sense, discernment

Expresiones frecuentes: good judgment, sound judgment, use judgment

sentencia, fallo

Decisión oficial que toma un tribunal.

En inglés sencillo: An official decision made by a court.

• The court announced its judgment.
• They appealed the judgment last week.
• The judgment requires him to repay the money.

Cómo se usa: judgment against someone (The court issued a judgment against the company.); judgment in favor of someone (The judge gave judgment in favor of the tenant.)

Sinónimos: ruling, decision

Expresiones frecuentes: court judgment, deliver judgment, appeal a judgment

evaluación, enjuiciamiento

Examinar a alguien o algo para decidir si es bueno, correcto o adecuado.

En inglés sencillo: The act of considering someone or something and deciding how good, right, or suitable they are.

• Please reserve judgment for now.
• Careful judgment takes time.
• Their work is awaiting judgment by an independent panel.

Cómo se usa: pass judgment on someone/something (We should not pass judgment on her without hearing her story.)

Sinónimos: assessment, evaluation, appraisal

Expresiones frecuentes: pass judgment, reserve judgment, suspend judgment