Translation of Italian word "giudice" to English
giudice
/ˈdʒu.di.tʃe/
How to use
The Italian noun 'giudice' (masculine) denotes 'judge' (Judge, magistrate). It typically takes the definite article 'il'. In practice, judge, magistrate.
🇬🇧 English
judge
Example
Il giudice ascolta attentamente le testimonianze del processo.
The judge listens carefully to trial testimonies.
Entra il giudice e tutta l'aula si alza in piedi.
The judge enters and the whole courtroom stands up.
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Common phrases
- giudice di pace— justice of the peace
- Entra il giudice e tutta l'aula si alza in piedi.— The judge enters and the whole courtroom stands up.
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The Italian word "giudice" means "judge" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Il giudice ascolta attentamente le testimonianze del processo." (which translates as "The judge listens carefully to trial testimonies.").
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