judged from的意思

judged from中文翻譯：

根據...可以看出

根據...判斷

從...看

相似詞語短語

dragged from───從

dated from───追溯到；始于；起源于

drew from───從…中得到；從…提取

suffer from───忍受，遭受；患…病；受…之苦

budgeted for───為…作預算

aside from───除…以外

came from───來自；出生于

come from───來自；出生于

comes from───來自；出生于

雙語使用場景

If it is judged from its fur, it was clearly a polar bear.───如果)從它的毛皮判斷，這顯然是頭北極熊。

it cannot be judged from ingredient, amount and appearance.───其成分與量從外觀上完全不能判斷。

As can be judged from her eyes, she has no personal hostility to us.───當能從她的眼睛被判斷之時，她對我們沒有個人的敵意。

She was not unconscious, as could be judged from her eyes.───她沒有失去知覺，這從她的眼睛可以看出。

Sophia was not unconscious, as could be judged from her eyes.───索非雅并未失去知覺，這從她的眼神中可以看出來。

He wasn't unconscious, as could be judged from his eyes.───他并未失去知覺，這從他的眼神可以判斷出來。

The extent that a person is interested in the thing you are talking about can be judged from the time he talking with you contemplates you.───從和你說話的人凝視你的時間長短就可以判斷他對你們所討論事情的感興趣程度。

Judged from her impression , she can't have known the nitty- gritty .───從她的表情判斷，她不可能知道事實真相的。

英語使用場景

Judged from the types of fairness, there still exist many problems concerning the fairness doctrine of tax in China exposed both in its guiding principle and its specific system.

I judged from the area occupied by this edifice that the apartment I wanted would be on the second floor.

These have been judged from what you tell us in the holiday questionnaire and we have also used our own expertise.

The age of the furniture can be judged from the type of wood used.

Judged from his whole works , Aristotal unfurled his thoughts from four perspectives, ie. law , citizen, mutual benefit and public good.

A piece can sometimes be divined on the enunciation of the personages; in the same manner a band can almost be judged from the list of ruffians composing it.

I judged, from his manner, that he was guilty.

Other people's head sizes were also overestimated if their size was judged from memory - although the overestimation was not as large as when the students' judged their own heads.

Whether moral damage exists or not should be judged from the matter of fact, then the law. If the order is reversed, we will fall into the odd circle of conceptualist jurisprudence.