 | English  | German |  |
 | snap {adj} [attr.] [decision, judgment, etc.] | 694 spontan [Entschluss, Urteil etc.] |  |
 | art sports artistic {adj} [attr.] [e.g. development, ideal, judgment; cycling, gymnastics] | Kunst- [z. B. Entwicklung, Ideal, Verstand; Radfahren, Turnen] |  |
 | discretionary {adj} [left to one's own judgment] | dem eigenen Ermessen anheimgestellt [geh.] |  |
Verbs |
 | law to render [judgment] | 656 verkünden [Urteil] |  |
Nouns |
 | relig. ordeal [trial by divine judgment] | 23 Ordal {n} |  |
 | assessment [judgment] | 22 Urteil {n} |  |
 | condemnation [judgment] | 6 Verdikt {n} [geh.] [Verdammungsurteil] |  |
 | law [judgment of the Court of Final Appeal] | letztinstanzliches Urteil {n} |  |
2 Words |
 | precedent-setting {adj} [decision, judgment, project, etc.] | richtungsweisend [wegweisend] |  |
 | well-rounded {adj} [judgment] | ausgewogen [Urteil] |  |
 | philos. analytic judgement [also: analytic judgment] | analytisches Urteil {n} |  |
 | relig. judgement seat [also: judgment seat] | Richterstuhl {m} |  |
 | relig. judgment day [also: Judgment Day] | jüngster Tag {m} [auch: Jüngster Tag] |  |
 | law operative part [of a judgment] | Tenor {m} |  |
 | law ratio decidendi [rationale of a particular judgment] | Ratio Decidendi {f} [eine die Entscheidung tragende Begründung] |  |
3 Words |
 | worthy of Solomon {adj} [judgment, wisdom] | salomonisch |  |
 | relig. (trial by) ordeal [trial by divine judgment] | Ordalverfahren {n} |  |
 | games Last Judgment / Judgement <XX> [also: last judgment, last judgement] [Tarot card] | Gericht {n} <XX> [Tarotkarte] |  |
4 Words |
 | Are you feeling alright? [ironic] [questioning judgment] | Gehts noch? [ugs.] [Was soll das?] |  |
 | It's early days (yet). [Br.] [coll.] [idiom] [too early to make a judgment] | Es ist noch zu früh. [fig.] [um Definitives sagen zu können] |  |
 | shaken by the sentence {adj} [court judgment] | durch das Urteil erschüttert |  |
5+ Words |
 | as good as (it) can / could be [self-contained value judgment] | besser geht's / geht (es) nicht [Bewertungsurteil] |  |