Judging in legal context
判 refers to the act of making a formal decision in a court or official setting.
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判 refers to the act of making a formal decision in a court or official setting.
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Real-world example sentences demonstrating how 判 is used in context
A knife (刂) divides something in half (半), making a clear decision — to judge or distinguish.
court decision; judgment
判 is used in words that mean to evaluate, criticize, or come to a conclusion after consideration.
negotiations; talks
We need to make judgments based on facts.
The judge will adjudicate this case fairly.
The judge announced the final verdict.
The court will hold a trial tomorrow.
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