No. 2,283 in French
jugent
"Jugent" means "judge" (third-person plural of the verb "juger").
In a sentence
Les élèves jugent souvent les professeurs stricts.
Students often judge strict teachers.
In this sentence, 'jugent' is used as a verb meaning 'judge' or 'form an opinion' about something or someone.
Ils jugent que cette décision est injuste.
They judge that this decision is unfair.
Here, 'jugent' is used to express forming an opinion or an assessment about a situation, reflecting subjective evaluation.
Les participants jugent dans le concours de peinture chaque année.
The participants judge in the painting contest every year.
In this sentence, 'jugent' is used in the context of actively evaluating or adjudicating in a contest or competition.
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