judgment

• Fähigkeit, vernünftige Entscheidungen zu treffen oder kluge Schlussfolgerungen zu ziehen; auch eine offizielle Entscheidung eines Gerichts oder Tribunals.

A noun referring to the ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions, or the formal decision of a court or tribunal.

1. Legal decisionB2formal

   A formal decision or ruling given by a judge or court of law.

   Gerichtsurteil

   • The court delivered its judgment after a long trial.
   • The judge's judgment was in favor of the plaintiff.
   • They appealed the judgment to a higher court.

   Synonymeadjudicationawarddecisiondecreedeterminationfindingorderrulingsentenceverdict

2. Ability to decideB1formal

   The ability to make considered decisions or form sensible opinions.

   Urteilsvermögen

   • She showed good judgment in choosing her team members.
   • His poor judgment led to the project's failure.
   • Use your best judgment when handling this situation.

   Synonymeacumendiscernmentinsightjudiciousnessperceptionprudencesagacitysenseshrewdnesswisdom

3. Opinion or evaluationB1formal

   An opinion or conclusion formed about something or someone.

   Meinung

   • In my judgment, the plan is too risky.
   • He passed judgment on her work without knowing the details.
   • Her judgment of the situation was accurate.

   Synonymeappraisalassessmentconclusionestimationevaluationopinionverdictview