to judge, to decide

Animated Stroke Order 判

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Stroke Order Diagrams 判

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Example Sentences

Real-world example sentences demonstrating how is used in context
1
men
yào
gēn
shì
shí
zuò
chū
pàn
duàn

We need to make judgments based on facts.

2
guān
xuān
le
zuì
zhōng
pàn
jué

The judge announced the final verdict.

3
yuàn
míng
tiān
jiāng
jìn
xíng
shěn
pàn

The court will hold a trial tomorrow.

4
pàn
duàn
zhè
shì
duì
de

I judge this is right.

5
lǎo
shī
pàn
duàn
zhè
dào
de
àn
shì
zhèng
què
de

The teacher judges that the answer to this question is correct.

6
gēn
tiān
qíng
kuàng
men
pàn
duàn
míng
tiān
huì
xià

Based on the weather conditions, we judge that it will rain tomorrow.

7
men
zài
tán
pàn

They are negotiating.

8
gōng
zhèng
zài
tán
pàn
jià

The company is negotiating the price with the client.

9
jīng
guò
lún
tán
pàn
shuāng
fāng
zhōng
chéng
le
xié

After several rounds of negotiations, the two parties finally reached an agreement.

10
guān
pàn
jué
yǒu
zuì

The judge sentenced him guilty.

Information

Traditional
Radical
Strokes7
StructureLeft-Right
Frequency#718
Zhuyinㄆㄢˋ
Components
UnicodeU+5224
CangjieFQLN
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Cultural note

Traditional Chinese culture often connects characters and names with the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water) and Yin–Yang, a system also used to describe personality tendencies.

Learn how the Five Elements describe personality