jury in Japanese
jury in Japanese is 陪審, 審判団 — jury means a group of people selected to hear evidence in a court case and decide on a verdict.
jury in Japanese
陪審
Pronounced: baishin
(law) A group of individuals chosen from the general population to hear and decide a case in a court of law.
審判団
A group of judges in a competition.
What does "jury" mean?
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noun A group of people selected to hear evidence in a court case and decide on a verdict.
"The jury deliberated for six hours before reaching a verdict."
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noun A panel of judges chosen to decide the winner of a competition.
"The jury awarded first prize to a young violinist."
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jury in a sentence
- The jury deliberated for six hours before reaching a verdict.
- She was called for jury duty last month.
- The jury awarded first prize to a young violinist.
- A jury of local bakers will taste every cake before choosing a winner.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "jury" in Japanese?
"jury" in Japanese is 陪審, 審判団. jury means: A group of people selected to hear evidence in a court case and decide on a verdict.
How do you pronounce 陪審?
"jury" in Japanese is 陪審, pronounced "baishin".
How do you use "jury" in a sentence?
Example: "The jury deliberated for six hours before reaching a verdict." In Japanese, "jury" is 陪審, 審判団.
Are there other ways to say "jury" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "jury": 陪審, 審判団.
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