No. 502 in Spanish
juez
Judge.
In a sentence
El juez dictó sentencia en el caso penal.
The judge delivered a verdict in the criminal case.
Here, 'juez' refers to a legal professional responsible for overseeing court proceedings and delivering judgments.
En la competición de baile, el juez dio un buen puntaje a los participantes.
In the dance competition, the judge gave a good score to the participants.
In this context, 'juez' represents a person who evaluates performances or competitions.
No soy buen juez de caracteres, pero creo que es una persona honesta.
I am not a good judge of character, but I believe they are an honest person.
Here, 'juez' is used metaphorically to indicate someone's ability to assess qualities or characteristics.
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