adjudge

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James Bond: I adjudge ending you would be a pleasure.
詹姆斯·邦德：我承認(rèn)殺了你會(huì)讓我很快樂(lè)。
Of this case adjudge also ring noisy alarm bell again to fictitious belongings malfeasant .
此案的宣判也給虛擬財(cái)產(chǎn)犯罪者再次敲響警鐘。
If an agreement can't be reached, the court will adjudge the property and the unpaid mortgage to the registered name.
依前款規(guī)定不能達(dá)成協(xié)議的，人民法院可以判決該不動(dòng)產(chǎn)歸產(chǎn)權(quán)登記一方，尚未歸還的貸款為產(chǎn)權(quán)登記一方的個(gè)人債務(wù)。

In a recent survey by CSA, a pollster, respondents adjudge Mr Hollande the more credible on nine measures out of 12, including combating unemployment and even reducing the budget deficit.
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There is rational performance-related justification for this increase but the Court of Public Opinion may still adjudge the upward trend as a defiance of marketplace preference and ongoing scrutiny of executive pay.
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If someone is adjudged to be something, they are judged or considered to be that thing.

判決
In civil litigation, trial by default institution should be prescribed as a legal institution with which the court hear and adjudge a case when one party defaults.
在民事訴訟中,缺席審判制度是指在一方當(dāng)事人缺席的情況下,法院依法對(duì)案件進(jìn)行審理并做出判決的制度。
(常指在有爭(zhēng)議時(shí))把…判給(或判歸)；把…評(píng)判給；把…分配給：
(從司法角度)宣告；宣判：
判刑，課刑；宣判(或證明)(某人)有罪：