adjudicatory

IPA/ɐdʒˈuːdɪkətəɹi/
IPA/ɐdʒˈuːdɪkətˌɔːɹi/

adjudicatory — 形容詞

  • adjudicatorypositive
  • more adjudicatorycomparative
  • most adjudicatorysuperlative

1. Connected with the formal work of deciding a case, claim, or dispute.

1.形容詞C2
釋義

裁決的

與正式裁定案件有關

Connected with the formal work of deciding a case, claim, or dispute.

例句

Judge Renata reviewed the agency's adjudicatory record before the appeal began.

Judge Renata 在上訴開始前,審查了該機關的裁決紀錄。

collocation: adjudicatory record

Emre argued that the licensing board lacked adjudicatory authority in his case.

Emre 主張該發照委員會在他的案件中沒有裁決權限。

collocation: adjudicatory authority

常見搭配
  • adjudicatory authority
  • adjudicatory body
  • adjudicatory hearing
  • adjudicatory panel
  • adjudicatory process
  • adjudicatory role
同義詞
  • adjudicative

    A very close legal synonym; 'adjudicatory' is especially common before nouns naming a decision-making function.

  • judicial

    Broader than 'adjudicatory'; it can describe courts or judges generally, not only the act of deciding a dispute.

  • quasi-judicial

    Used for bodies that act like courts in limited settings; narrower and more technical than 'adjudicatory'.

反義詞
  • investigative

    Describes the fact-finding stage rather than the stage where a decision is made.

  • nonjudicial

    Describes procedures or powers outside a formal decision-making legal role.

文法句型

adjudicatory + noun

用法筆記

This word usually appears before nouns such as body, authority, panel, process, or hearing. It highlights the decision-making role in settling a case, not the earlier fact-finding or investigative stage.

常見錯誤

The board adjudicatory the complaint yesterday.
The board adjudicated the complaint yesterday.
'Adjudicatory' is an adjective, so it cannot be used as the main verb.
She works in an adjudicatory.
She works for an adjudicatory body.
This word normally modifies a noun such as 'body,' 'process,' or 'hearing.'

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常見搭配

副詞搭配

  • purely adjudicatory
  • strictly adjudicatory