day of judgment

• Expresión que designa el momento del juicio final, de la rendición de cuentas o de la evaluación decisiva, a menudo con connotaciones religiosas o morales. También se usa metafóricamente para referirse a una situación en la que las acciones son juzgadas o tienen consecuencias.

A phrase referring to a time of final reckoning, judgment, or decisive evaluation, often with religious or moral connotations. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a moment when actions are evaluated or consequences are faced.

1. Religious conceptB2formal

   In many religions, the time at the end of the world when God will judge all people.

   día del Juicio Final

   • Many believers pray for mercy on the Day of Judgment.
   • The concept of a Day of Judgment appears in several faiths.
   • He spoke of the Day of Judgment as a time of reckoning.

2. Figurative meaningC1informal

   A time when a person's actions are evaluated or criticized, often with serious consequences.

   día del juicio

   • The audit felt like a day of judgment for the accounting department.
   • For the politician, the election was his day of judgment.
   • The final exam was a day of judgment for the students.