adjudicative

adjudicative的音标为[ədˈdʒuːdɪkətɪv] ，基本翻译为“裁判的；判断的”，速记技巧为：ad-jud-ic-a-tive，adjudicative是形容词，表示判断的、裁判的。

adjudicative的词源：

- 词源：adjudicate的形容词形式adjudicative，意为裁判的。

变化形式：无变化形式。

相关单词：

- adjudication：判决，裁定

- 词源同adjudicative，表示裁判。

- 含义为对争议作出裁决。

- adjudicate：判决，判断

- 词源同adjudicative，表示裁判。

- 含义为作出判断，裁决。

- judgment：判断，判决

- 词源同judge和dictate，表示裁判。

- 含义为对事实或法律问题的判断。

- arbiter：仲裁者，评判者

- 词源同arbitrator和trier，表示裁判者。

- 含义为仲裁者，评判者。

- judge：法官，审判员

- 词源同judge of，表示裁判员。

- 含义为对案件作出裁决的人。

- verdict：裁决，判定

- 词源同verdictum，表示裁判结果。

- 含义为对案件的裁决结果。

常用短语：

1. adjudicate a case

2. adjudicate a dispute

3. adjudicate a verdict

4. adjudicate a judgment

5. adjudicate a decision

6. adjudicate a case on the basis of evidence

7. adjudicate a case on the basis of law

例句：

1. The judge has to adjudicate a case and determine the rights and responsibilities of the parties involved.

2. The arbitrator has to adjudicate a dispute and reach a fair and equitable decision.

3. The court has to adjudicate a verdict and ensure that justice is done in every case.

4. The judge has to adjudicate a judgment and ensure that the rights of all parties are protected.

5. The decision was reached after careful consideration and adjudication of evidence.

6. The case was adjudicated on the basis of evidence and the law was followed strictly.

英文小作文：

Adjudication is an essential part of the legal system, which ensures fairness and justice in every case. It involves carefully considering evidence, following the law, and reaching a fair decision based on the facts of the case. Adjudication requires a judge or an arbitrator to carefully consider all aspects of the case, including the rights and responsibilities of the parties involved, and to make a decision that is fair and equitable for all concerned. Adjudication is an important process that ensures that justice is done in every case, and that everyone is treated fairly and equally under the law.