judge in Arabic
judge in Arabic is حَكَمَ — judge means a public official who presides over court cases and delivers rulings.
judge in Arabic
حَكَمَ
Pronounced: ḥakama
to sit in judgment on, pass sentence on
What does "judge" mean?
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noun A public official who presides over court cases and delivers rulings.
"The judge listened carefully to both lawyers before making a decision."
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noun A person who decides the outcome of a contest or competition.
"She was asked to be a judge at the village flower show."
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verb To form an opinion about someone or something.
"People often judge others by the way they dress."
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verb To rule on legally, or to decide the outcome of a competition.
"A referee will judge whether the goal should count."
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judge in a sentence
- The judge listened carefully to both lawyers before making a decision.
- The judge sentenced him to five years in prison.
- She was asked to be a judge at the village flower show.
- The judges tasted every cake before announcing the winner.
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What is "judge" in Arabic?
"judge" in Arabic is حَكَمَ. judge means: A public official who presides over court cases and delivers rulings.
How do you pronounce حَكَمَ?
"judge" in Arabic is حَكَمَ, pronounced "ḥakama".
How do you use "judge" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge listened carefully to both lawyers before making a decision." In Arabic, "judge" is حَكَمَ.
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