Judging from Meaning in English
expression · lemma: judge from
ˈdʒədʒɪŋ/ /ˈfɹəm
JUH-jing frum
dʒˈʌdʒɪŋ/ /fɹˈɒm
JUJ-ing FROM
释义
A phrase used before giving an opinion based on what you see, hear, or know about a situation.
用法与细微差别
Usually used at the beginning of a sentence. Commonly followed by facts or evidence ('judging from his smile...'). Neutral and informal. Sometimes interchangeable with 'based on' or 'from what I can tell'.
Spanish: a juzgar por - segúnPortuguese (BR): a julgar pelo - pelo que parecePortuguese (PT): a julgar por - pelo que pareceChinese (Simplified): 从...来看 - 根据...判断Chinese (Traditional): 從...來看 - 根據...判斷Hindi: के आधार परArabic: استنادًا إلى - حسبBengali: দেখে মনে হচ্ছে - বোঝা যায় - বিচার করলেRussian: судя поJapanese: 〜から判断すると - 〜を見る限りVietnamese: nhìn vào - xét từ - dựa vàoKorean: 보아하니 - 판단하건대Turkish: bakılırsa - ...göreUrdu: دیکھ کر لگتا ہے - اندازہ ہوتا ہےIndonesian: dilihat dari - menilai dari
例句
Judging from the empty fridge, we need to go shopping soon.
natural
Judging from the noise, the party next door is still going strong.
natural
Judging from the weather, we should take an umbrella.
basic
Judging from his face, he is very tired.
basic
Judging from their laughter, the kids are having fun.
basic
Judging from her reaction, she didn't like the gift much.
natural