Urteil
judgment
The German word 'Urteil' is used to express the English term 'judgment'. It is commonly used in legal contexts to refer to a decision made by a court or judge. In a broader sense, 'Urteil' can also refer to an opinion or assessment made about someone or something.
Example sentences using: Urteil
Das Urteil des Richters war fair.
The judge's verdict was fair.
This sentence demonstrates the use of 'Urteil' in the context of a judicial decision. The noun 'Richter' meaning 'judge' precedes 'Urteil', illustrating its usage in relation to a court judgement deemed as 'fair' or 'gerecht' in German.
Du sollst nicht vor dem endgültigen Urteil reagieren.
You shouldn't react before the final verdict.
This example phrase uses 'Urteil' in a cautionary sense, advising someone not to respond or 'reagieren' until the 'endgültige' or final verdict is announced. The phrase is instructing restraint in anticipation of a decision.
Sie waren nicht zufrieden mit dem Urteil.
They were not satisfied with the verdict.
In this sentece, 'Urteil' is used to convey dissatisfaction with a decision or verdict. The statement describes a group 'sie' expressing their discontent about a 'Urteil' or judgement.