- to judge between right and wrong
- to reason things out
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to judge between right and wrong
- to reason things out
This meaning refers to the act of determining what is correct or incorrect in a situation, often involving moral or ethical considerations.
In the courtroom, the judge needs to fairly judge this case.
Everyone should learn to judge between right and wrong to make wise choices.
This meaning involves the process of thinking logically and analytically to come to a conclusion about a matter.
He reasoned out the problem carefully and eventually found the best solution.
By reasoning things out, we can better understand each other's perspectives.
Generated collocations (experimental)
píng lǐ评理yuán zé原则principles of judgmentgōng kāi公开píng lǐ评理publicly judgepíng lǐ评理jī gòu机构judging bodypíng lǐ评理guò chéng过程process of reasoningpíng lǐ评理biāo zhǔn标准standards for judgmentpíng lǐ评理jiē guǒ结果result of judgmentpíng lǐ评理huì yì会议meeting for judgmentpíng lǐ评理tǎo lùn讨论discussion of reasoningrèn zhēn认真píng lǐ评理to judge seriouslypíng lǐ评理jī zhì机制judgment mechanismpíng lǐ评理yī jù依据basis for judgmentgōng píng公平píng lǐ评理fair judgment