guilty verdict — a decision by a jury or judge that someone is guilty of a crime
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a decision by a jury or judge that someone is guilty of a crime
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɡɪlti ˈvɜːrdɪkt/
Korean meaning: 배심원이나 판사가 누군가가 범죄에 대해 유죄라고 내린 판결
Korean pronunciation: **길**티 **버**딕트
Example Sentences
- After the guilty verdict, the defendant's mother fainted in the courtroom.
- The celebrity chef received a guilty verdict for adding too much salt to his famous soup.
- The jury's guilty verdict shocked everyone except the prosecutor's cat, who had been suspicious all along.
guilty verdict
NOUN//ˈɡɪlti ˈvɜːrdɪkt//
a decision by a jury or judge that someone is guilty of a crime
a decision by a jury or judge that someone is guilty of a crime
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Origin
guilty는 고대 영어 'gyltig'에서 유래되었고, verdict는 라틴어 'vere dictum'(진실하게 말하다)에서 온 말입니다. 법정에서 진실을 말하는 최종 판단이라는 의미를 담고 있습니다.
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“After the guilty verdict, the defendant's mother fainted in the courtroom.”
“The celebrity chef received a guilty verdict for adding too much salt to his famous soup.”
“The jury's guilty verdict shocked everyone except the prosecutor's cat, who had been suspicious all along.”
“Despite overwhelming evidence, the defense attorney was still surprised by the guilty verdict.”
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