No. 2,638 in Portuguese
magistrado
A "magistrado" is a magistrate or judicial officer.
In a sentence
O magistrado anunciou a decisão em um tribunal lotado.
The magistrate announced the decision in a crowded court.
In this sentence, 'magistrado' refers to a judicial officer or judge making an official announcement.
Ela admira muito o magistrado pela sua dedicação à justiça.
She greatly admires the magistrate for his dedication to justice.
Here, 'magistrado' is used to express respect for a professional in the field of law.
Os magistrados se reuniram para debater as reformas legais.
The magistrates gathered to discuss legal reforms.
In this instance, 'magistrado' in its plural form refers collectively to multiple judges or judicial officials.
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