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dangerous way用偷来的车兜风常指开快车或危险驾 驶);开偷车(罪)►joy.ridenown joy-rider not//? joy-stick /'d3istik/ noun 1 a stick with a handle used with some computer games to move images on the screen (电脑游戏的游戏杆,操纵杆,控制杆 2 {informal) a stick with a handle in an aircraft that is used to control direction or height (飞机的)操纵杆 |P /,d3ei 'pi:/ abbr. Justice of the Peace Helen Alvey JP海伦•阿尔维治安法官

JPEG /_d3eipeg/ nowA7 (compWng 1 [U] technology which reduces the size of files that contain images (=the abbreviation for ‘Joint Photographic Experts Group’) * JPEG (静止图像压缩)标准,联合图像专家组 (全每为 Joint Photographic Experts Group ) : JPEG files * JPEG 文件 2 [C] an image created using this tech­nology * JPEG 图像: Ybu can download t/ie pictures 5 JPEGs.你可以用JPEG格式下载这些图像。

Jr (also Jnr) (both 8r£) (also Jr. /SMmfafcfcr. Junior 年 少者;年备较低者一 compare Sr jua kali /,d3U0 'kaeli/ noun [D] (in Kenya) the informal jobs that people do to earn money, for example making useful things from old metal and wood (肯尼亚)家庭 手工,小手工the jua fcaH sector小手工业 ju-bi-lant /'d3u:bilant/ adj. feeling or showing great happiness because of a success喜气洋洋的;欢欣鼓舞 的;欢呼雀跃的►ju.bi.lant.yac/v. jubi-la-tion /,d3u:bi'leijn/ noun [U] a feeling of great happiness because of a success 欢欣鼓舞;欢腾;欢庆 ju-bi-lee /'d3u:bili:/ noun a special anniversary of an event, especially one that took place 25 or 50 years ago; the celebrations connected with it (尤指 25 周年 或50周年.的)周年纪念,周年大戾,周年庆祝see

alSO DIAMOND JUBILEE, GOLDEN JUBILEE, SILVER JUBILEE

Ju-da-ism /'d3u:denz0m; NAmE -daizam/ noun [U] the religion of the Jewish people, based mainly on the Bible (= the Christian Old Testament) and the Talmud 犹太备► Ju-da.ic /d3u:.denk/ £7[only before noun]: Judaic tradition 犹:i教传统

Judas /'d3u:d0s/ noun a person who treats a friend badly by not being loyal犹夫;出卖朋友的人;叛徒H7T1

TRAITOR

jud.der /'d3Ada(r)/ verfc [V] to shake violently (剧烈地) 震动,震颤He dammed on the brakes and the car juddered to a hdt.他猛踩刹车,汽车在剧烈震动中停

_下来。

judge /d3Ad3/ noun, verb mnoun

                 IN COURT '每庭 1 a person in a court who has the authority to decide how criminals should be punished or to make legal decisions 法育审判员a High Court judge高等法院的法官◊ a/ederai 联邦法院法官◊ TTie case comes be/ore Judge Cooper next wee/c.•本案下周 交库班法官审理◊ 77ie judge sentenced him to _/iive years i'n prison•法官判他五年监禁。compare Justice of the Peace, magistrate

                 IN COMPETITION 竞赛 2 a person who decides who has won a competition 義判员;评判员the panel of judges at the/lower s/unv M评判小组◊ The judges’ decision is

月裁判的决定为最终决定。

                 SB WHO GIVES OPINION 鉴定人 3 [usually sing.] a person who has the necessary knowledge or skills to give their opinion about the value or quality of sb/sth 鉴定人;鉴 赏家:She’s a good judge / character.很善于鉴知人 的格‘J’m not sure that’s a good way to do it.’ ‘let me be the judge / that. ’“我拿不准这样做好不好。”

就让我来判断吧。”

verb

                 FORM 0PNI0N 判断 1 to form an opinion about sb/sthbased on the information you have 判断;断定;认为:

{V] As /ar as J can judge, aH / them are to Wame.依我 看,彳i们都应承担责任Judging by hertot Zetterthey are havi/ig a         time.从她上封信看,他们M

得非常愉快r judgeom whaf he said, he was very disappointed.从他舍话判断,他非常失望。o[VN] Schools should not be judged only on exam results,

能仅凭考试结果来评判。painting must be judged on to own merits.每一幅画都必须根据其本身的价值来 评判。◊ [VN-N, VN to inf] 77ie tour was judged a great success.&巡回演出被认为是大获成功。◊:The tour was judged to have been a reat success.这次巡回演出被认 为是大获成功。◊ [VN-ADj] 77i^y judged it wise to say nothing.他们认为不说为妙。[also V that, VN that, V wh-]

                 ESTIMATE 估计 2 to guess the size, amount, etc. of sth 估计,猜测(大小、数量等):[V wh-]dto judge /tow Zong the journey wiH take•很难估计逢次旅行 要花多长时间◊ [VN to inf] Judged him to be about 5. 我估计他年纪在50左右。

                  IN COMPETITION 竞赛 3 to decide the result of a compe­tition; to be the judge in a competition 裁判; 评判; 担 任裁判[VN] S/ie was osfced to judge the essay competi­tion. 她被邀请担任散文 比赛的评委。 [also V]

                  GIVE OPINION 评价 4 to give your opinion about sbespecially when you disapprove of them 评价;鉴定;

(尤指批评,g责:[VN] What gives you t/ie right to judge other peopie?你看什么权利对别人评头炝足? [also V]

                 IN COURT 法庭 5 to decide whether sb is guilty or inno­cent in a court 审判; 审理; 判决: [VN] to judge a case 审理案件◊ [VN-ADj] to judge gui/ty/not gui办判某人 有罪/无罪

f»TOI don^ judge a .book by its cover {saying) used to say that you should not form an opinion about sb/sth from their appearance only勿以貌取人;•勿只凭外表

I判断

judge.ment (also judg.ment especially in AMmf) /'d3Ad3mant/ noun

1 [U] the ability to make sensible decisions after carefully considering the best thing to do 判断_力;识另ij 力:good/poor/sound judgement 判断力® / 篛;‘正鈿 的判断力◊ She showed a kzcfc /judgement when_she gave Mark the job.她把这工作交给马克表明她缺乏判断 力。ft’s not something J can give you rutes /or; youlZ have to use your judgement.不是我筢规则给你就行了, 你得运用自己的判断力◊ He achieved his aim more by Zucfc than judgement.他达到目的主要是靠运气而不桌 靠判断力The accident was caused by an error / judgement on the part / t/ie piiot.此次事故是飞行员判 断失误所致2 [C, U]of/about/on sth) an opinion that you form about stii after thinking about it carefully; the act of making this opinion known to others 會法;意见;评价He re^/iised to make a judge­ment about t/ie situation. 拒绝对形势作 评知。 Who am I to pass judgement on her behaviour? i[= to criticize it)我有什么资格对她的行为说三道四呢? fd Zifce to reserve judgement: untiZ J see the report.我还是 想着到报告后舍发表意见。ft was, in her judgement, the wrong thing to do•在她看来,那样做是错误的。I did it against my better judgement (= although I thought it was perhaps the wrong thing to do).我这样 做是违心的。.i (usually judgment) [C, U] the decision of a court or a judge 判决;裁决:a judgment from the European Court / Justice 故洳法院的判涣The judgfnent wfH be given tomorrow•此案将手明白宣判。The court has yet to pass judgment (= say what its deci- sion is) m this case此案还有待于法庭判涘。4 [C, usually sing.](on sth) (/ormfl/) something bad that happens to sb that is thought to be a punishment from God 天谴;(上帝对人的审判IM see sit

judge-ment-al (erf) (also judg-ment-al NAmE, Br£) /d3Ad3'mentl/ adj. 1 {disapproving) judging people and criticizing them too quickly动辄#头论足的;动辄指责 人的 2 (/b/wfl/) connected with the process of judging things判断的;裁决的;判决的the judgementaZ process判断过程

Judgement call noun {informal) a decision you have to make where there is no clear rule about what the right thing to do is, so that you have to use your own judge- ment需凭判断力作出的决定

Judgement Day (also the ,Day of ’Judgement, the .Last 'Judgement) noun the day at the end of the world when, according to some religions, God will judge everyone who has ever lived (某些宗教指上帝对人类

的)最后审判日,世界末日