judgment russian
суд
law-court, court, justice, judgment, trial, the judges, the bench
hearing, legal hearing
сужде́ние
judgment, opinion, judgement
осужде́ние
judgment conviction or condemnation
усмотре́ние
discretion, judgment
су́дный
of judgment, judicial (most commonly used in "Judgment Day")
отсуди́вший
having won (a lawsuit), who won (a lawsuit), having obtained by judgment
осужда́ть
to condemn/judge (~спорить(ся))
to make negative harsh and unconditional value judgments about anyone or anything on the basis of moral spiritual or aesthetic grounds
су́дящий
judging, judgmental
Examples
Fate errs not in judgment.
Сколько вам присуди́ли заплати́ть?
How large was the judgment against you?
Don't pass judgment too quickly.
Stop being so judgmental.
Религио́зные лю́ди быва́ют весьма резки в сужде́ниях.
Some religious people can be very judgmental.
Том не различа́ет чопорность и благоразу́мие.
Tom can't tell prudery from good judgment.
Переоце́нка со́бственных возмо́жностей по сравне́нию со спосо́бностями други́х мо́жет привести́ к са́мым неприя́тным оши́бкам в сужде́ниях и посту́пках.
Overestimating one's own abilities in comparison with those of others can lead to the most unpleasant errors in judgment and action.
Незрелость его суждений была очевидна всем.
The immaturity of his judgments was obvious to everyone.
Мне не нравится его осуждающий тон.
I don't like his judgmental tone.



















