英语
德语
德语
英语
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- to adjudge sb incompetent
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| you | adjudge |
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Jurisdiction is necessary to deny a claim on its merits as matter of law as much as to adjudge that liability exists.
en.wikipedia.org He was adjudged as the man of the match for his performance.
en.wikipedia.org For this he was adjudged a delinquent and his estate sequestered.
en.wikipedia.org The fight, scored only by the referee was adjudged to be a draw after 12 rounds.
en.wikipedia.org Age ultimately caught up with the veteran destroyer escort; and, in the summer of 1969, she was adjudged unfit for further service.
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