No. 3,584 in Spanish
juzgados
"Juzgados" means "courts" or "courtrooms" in English.
In a sentence
Los juzgados de la ciudad están ubicados cerca del parque central.
The courthouses in the city are located near the central park.
In this sentence, 'juzgados' refers to buildings where judicial duties are performed, specifically the courthouses.
Ayer visité los juzgados para resolver un asunto legal.
Yesterday I visited the courts to resolve a legal matter.
Here, 'juzgados' signifies the institution or offices representing the judiciary where administrative legal matters may occur.
Han juzgado al acusado según las leyes locales.
They have judged the defendant according to local laws.
In this usage, 'juzgado' is the past participle form of the verb 'juzgar', meaning to judge, within a legal or moral context.
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