adjudicated

英 [əˈdʒuːdɪkeɪtɪd]

美 [əˈdʒuːdɪkeɪtɪd]

v.  判决，裁决(争执等); (比赛中)裁判，评判
adjudicate的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 判决；裁决
  If youadjudicate ona dispute or problem, you make an official judgment or decision about it.
  1. ...a commissioner to adjudicate on legal rights...
     裁决合法权益的专员
  2. The international court of justice might be a suitable place to adjudicate claims.
     国际法庭或许是对所有权作出裁决的合适之地。

双语例句

• The court adjudicated on the case.
  法院宣判了该案件。
• We and person of one Hong Kong produce civil issue, save High Court to adjudicated 2003 we win the lawsuit.
  我们与一香港人发生民事纠纷，省高级法院于2003年判决我方胜诉。
• But with the epoch development of the system of a case being only adjudicated by two courts of different grades has its own flaws and many deficiencies in practice.
  但随着时代的发展，二审终审制日益显现出其制度本身的缺陷，实践中也出现诸多弊端。
• Others insist that tensions have not lessened but rather shifted from the national to the international stage, as evidenced by disputes adjudicated by the World Trade Organization and similar groups.
  但另有人继续认为，这种矛盾并未得到缓解，它不过是从国家层面转移到了国际层面，需世界贸易组织（WorldTradeOrganizationWorldTradeOrganization）和类似组织裁决的一些争端便是证明。
• Guilty Should Be Adjudicated Prudently According to "The General Knowledge, General Rule and Reason"& In Perspective of a Case of Embezzlement
  以常识、常理、常情来谨慎对待入罪&以一起挪用公款案为视角
• For example, a juvenile who is arrested for an "adult" offense can be adjudicated in either juvenile court or adult court;
  例如，一个青少年因犯下了成人所犯的罪行而被逮捕。
• When the case is adjudicated the court shall decide whether a prohibition issued under the first paragraph shall continue to apply.
  当一个案件判决后，法院得决定依据第一段发布的禁止令是否继续适用。
• Mr Hunt still insists that he adjudicated on the BSkyB bid fairly but it will be nigh-on impossible for any politician to be trusted with a similar role in future.
  亨特仍然坚称，他对英国天空广播公司的决定是公平的，但未来任何一个扮演相似角色的政客都几乎无法受人信任了。
• Facts include well-known facts; facts which judges known by means of their positions ( administrative facts, judicial facts, adjudicated facts); facts which can be verified; Empirical rules; customs.
  事实包括显著的事实；法官职务上知悉的事实（政府事项、司法事项、既判力事实）；自然规律、科学原理和科学技术分析方法；能够被证实的事实；经验法则；习惯。
• Most street pat-downs are never recorded, scrutinised by a prosecutor, challenged by a lawyer or adjudicated by a judge.
  大多数街头搜身行为从来就没留下什么记录，检察官从未仔细考量过，律师也从未对此提出任何异议，法官更是从未对此下达任何裁决。