【はんじ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. judge; judiciary
Forms
  • 【はんじ】
  • はんじ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. judge
    2. This refers to a person who has the authority to make decisions in a court of law. It indicates someone who presides over legal proceedings and ensures justice is served.
    He is known as a famous judge.
    The judge carefully examined all the evidence.
  2. judiciary
    3. This refers to the judicial branch of government or the system of courts that interprets and applies the law.
    Judges in that country should act independently.
    The judiciary is a fundamental element of democracy.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to appoint a judgethe decision of a judgethe duties of a judgejudge of the courtto serve as a judgethe ruling of a judgethe ethics of a judgean experienced judgethe independence of a judgehearing by a judge
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
  1. ．.
  2. きごう（、、きごう）．.
  3. 、．.
Wiktionary
Example sentences
14 results
1. 。
The defendant was about to stand trial when he grabbed the deputy's gun and shot the judge.
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2. 。
She stood in the court before judge and jury.
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3. 。
They looked on him as a great judge.
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4. 。
They looked on him as a great judge.
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5. 。
They looked on him as a great judge.
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6. 。
He is as grave as a judge.
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7. よう。
The judge bound the spectators to keep quiet.
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8. 。
The judge sentenced him to one year's imprisonment.
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9. だっ。
The judge was exhausted from the nervous strain.
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10. おもわ思わ。
The judge laughed in spite of himself.
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11. 。
The judge can't stop.
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12. 。
You cannot buy that judge.
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13. 。
The judge in the case was not fair.
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14. 。
Mrs. Barrett will become the fifth female Supreme Court justice.
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