judgements

英 [ˈdʒʌdʒmənts]

美 [ˈdʒʌdʒmənts]

n.  判断力; 识别力; 看法; 意见; 评价; 判决; 裁决
judgement的复数

双语例句

• Our own actions are our security, not others 'judgements.
  我们的行为是自己的保证，并不是旁人的鉴定。
• You can never get all the facts from just one newspaper, and unless you have all the facts, you cannot make proper judgements about what is going on.
  你永远不能只从一份报纸得到所有的事实。除非你有了所有的事实，你将不能对事态如何发展做出合适的判断。&哈里。
• What disturbs men's mind is not events but their judgements on events.
  让人不爽的其实不是事件本身，而是人自己对事件的评判。
• You could use "magnetic pulses to change people's judgements of other people's judgments," she said.
  你可以使用“磁脉冲来改变人们对他人判断的判断，”她说。
• Whether this replacement counts as "culture" we will leave to the judges, but in terms of design we can make some judgements.
  这是否更换算是“文化”，我们将留给法官，但在设计方面，我们可以作出一些判断。
• By what external standard could you check its judgements?
  你有什么外在标准可以衡量它的判断是否正确呢？
• We make judgements about people, but when we believe that only our assumption can possibly be correct, we fall into this trap.
  我们判断其他人行为，但是当我们相信只有我们自己的设想可能是正确的，我们就陷入了一个陷阱。
• I disagreed then as now with many of Smith's judgements.
  我那时就象现在一样不同意史密斯的判决。
• We believe our system for guiding these complex judgements appropriately balances the need for simplicity with the need for full and transparent consideration of all important issues.
  我们认为我们的指导这些复杂的判断的系统达到了简单的需要和完全而明晰地考虑到所有重要方面的需要之间的平衡。
• Inferential discrimination can be gradually overcome through education. A better-informed population will make fewer shallow judgements.
  推论式的歧视可通过教育而逐步克服，一个知识较多的人群将不会做出很肤浅的判断。