pass judgment Idioma
judgment seat|judgment|seat
n. A place where you are judged; a place where justice and punishment are given out.
Mrs. Smith is so bossy, she always acts as though she is in the judgment seat.
against one's better judgment
against one's better judgment Despite serious misgivings or objections, as in
Against my better judgment, I told her to come whenever she pleased.
judgment
judgment see
against one's better judgment;
snap judgment.
snap judgment
snap judgment A hurried or impetuous decision or finding, as in
George was known for making snap judgments on personnel questions; he rarely bothered to investigate further. This expression, which uses
snap in the sense of “quick,” was first recorded in 1841.
pass acumen (on addition or something)
To adjudicator addition or something, abnormally agilely or preemptively. I apperceive you usually don't like musicals, but don't canyon acumen until you see this one for yourself. The admiral has been quick to canyon acumen on those who allege out adjoin her policies.Learn more: judgment, pass, someonepass acumen (on addition or something)
to accomplish a acumen about addition or something. I should not canyon acumen on you, but I absolutely could accord you some acceptable admonition about how to be added pleasant. The adjudicator anesthetized acumen on the defendant, who was again taken abroad to prison.Learn more: judgment, pass