jury の英語での意味
juryjury /ˈdʒʊəri $ ˈdʒʊri/ noun (plural juries) [countable] 
すべての翻訳を見る1a group of often 12 ordinary people who listen to the details of a case in court and decide whether someone is guilty or not法廷で裁判の詳細を聴き、有罪か無罪かを判断する、通常12名の一般市民から成るグループ: 
the members of the jury陪審員たち The jury found him not guilty.陪審団は彼に無罪の評決を下した。 the right to trial by jury陪審員裁判を受ける権利sit/serve on a jury (=be part of a jury)（＝陪審員を務める）2a group of people chosen to judge a competitionコンテストを審査するために選ばれた人たちのグループ3the jury is (still) out on something used to say that something has not been finally decided何かがまだ最終的に決まっていないことを表すときに使う: Is it good value? The jury is still out on that.お買い得なのか？その点についてはまだ結論が出ていない。 → grand juryCOLLOCATIONSコロケーションverbs動詞sit/serve on a jury (=be a member of a jury)· At that time, black people were not allowed to serve on juries.当時、黒人は陪審員を務めることが認められていなかった。address the jury (=speak to it)· The defence lawyer stood up to address the jury.弁護人は立ち上がり、陪審団に向けて陳述した。a judge directs/instructs a jury (=tells it what to decide)· The judge directed the jury to find her not guilty.裁判官は陪審団に彼女を無罪と認定するよう指示した。the jury hears something (=is told information about a crime)· The jury heard how the attack followed an argument in a bar.陪審団は、その暴行がバーでの口論の後に起きた経緯について聴いた。the jury finds somebody guilty/not guilty· The jury found him guilty of murder.陪審団は彼を殺人罪で有罪と認定した。the jury reaches/arrives at a verdict (=decides if someone is guilty or not guilty)· Has the jury reached a verdict?陪審団は評決に達しましたか？the jury returns a verdict (=gives its decision to the court)· The jury returned a guilty verdict.陪審団は有罪の評決を下した。the jury acquits somebody (=says that someone is not guilty)· He was acquitted by a jury when the case came to court.裁判が開かれると、彼は陪審団によって無罪放免となった。the jury convicts somebody (=says that someone is guilty)· The jury convicted him of two fraud charges.陪審団は彼を二つの詐欺罪で有罪とした。phrasesフレーズa member of the jury· Only three members of the jury were women.陪審員のうち女性はわずか3名だった。the foreman of the jury (=the jury's leader, who announces its decision)· The foreman of the jury announced a guilty verdict.陪審団長が有罪の評決を発表した。trial by jury (=a trial with a jury)· Defendants have a right to trial by jury.被告人は陪審員裁判を受ける権利を持つ。a jury's verdict (=the decision of a jury)· The jury's verdict is final.陪審団の評決は最終的なものである。adjectives形容詞a hung jury (=one that cannot agree whether someone is guilty of a crime)· The trial ended with a hung jury.裁判は評決不能の陪審団のまま終わった。an inquest jury (=one that decides the cause of someone's death)· The inquest jury decided that he died accidentally by falling out of a train door.死因審問の陪審団は、彼が列車のドアから転落して事故死したと判断した。a grand jury American English (=one that decides whether someone must be judged in a court)· Their business practices are now being investigated by a grand jury.彼らの商慣行は現在、大陪審によって調査されている。jury + NOUNjury＋名詞the jury system· The government proposed changes to the jury system.政府は陪審制度の変更を提案した。jury service (=when you have to spend time on a jury)· He has been called for jury service in July.彼は7月に陪審員の職務に召集された。a jury trial (=a trial with a jury)· Should all accused people have a jury trial?被告人全員が陪審員裁判を受けるべきなのだろうか？
すべての翻訳を見る1a group of often 12 ordinary people who listen to the details of a case in court and decide whether someone is guilty or not法廷で裁判の詳細を聴き、有罪か無罪かを判断する、通常12名の一般市民から成るグループ: the members of the jury陪審員たち The jury found him not guilty.陪審団は彼に無罪の評決を下した。 the right to trial by jury陪審員裁判を受ける権利sit/serve on a jury (=be part of a jury)（＝陪審員を務める）2a group of people chosen to judge a competitionコンテストを審査するために選ばれた人たちのグループ3the jury is (still) out on something used to say that something has not been finally decided何かがまだ最終的に決まっていないことを表すときに使う: Is it good value? The jury is still out on that.お買い得なのか？その点についてはまだ結論が出ていない。 → grand juryCOLLOCATIONSコロケーションverbs動詞sit/serve on a jury (=be a member of a jury)· At that time, black people were not allowed to serve on juries.当時、黒人は陪審員を務めることが認められていなかった。address the jury (=speak to it)· The defence lawyer stood up to address the jury.弁護人は立ち上がり、陪審団に向けて陳述した。a judge directs/instructs a jury (=tells it what to decide)· The judge directed the jury to find her not guilty.裁判官は陪審団に彼女を無罪と認定するよう指示した。the jury hears something (=is told information about a crime)· The jury heard how the attack followed an argument in a bar.陪審団は、その暴行がバーでの口論の後に起きた経緯について聴いた。the jury finds somebody guilty/not guilty· The jury found him guilty of murder.陪審団は彼を殺人罪で有罪と認定した。the jury reaches/arrives at a verdict (=decides if someone is guilty or not guilty)· Has the jury reached a verdict?陪審団は評決に達しましたか？the jury returns a verdict (=gives its decision to the court)· The jury returned a guilty verdict.陪審団は有罪の評決を下した。the jury acquits somebody (=says that someone is not guilty)· He was acquitted by a jury when the case came to court.裁判が開かれると、彼は陪審団によって無罪放免となった。the jury convicts somebody (=says that someone is guilty)· The jury convicted him of two fraud charges.陪審団は彼を二つの詐欺罪で有罪とした。phrasesフレーズa member of the jury· Only three members of the jury were women.陪審員のうち女性はわずか3名だった。the foreman of the jury (=the jury's leader, who announces its decision)· The foreman of the jury announced a guilty verdict.陪審団長が有罪の評決を発表した。trial by jury (=a trial with a jury)· Defendants have a right to trial by jury.被告人は陪審員裁判を受ける権利を持つ。a jury's verdict (=the decision of a jury)· The jury's verdict is final.陪審団の評決は最終的なものである。adjectives形容詞a hung jury (=one that cannot agree whether someone is guilty of a crime)· The trial ended with a hung jury.裁判は評決不能の陪審団のまま終わった。an inquest jury (=one that decides the cause of someone's death)· The inquest jury decided that he died accidentally by falling out of a train door.死因審問の陪審団は、彼が列車のドアから転落して事故死したと判断した。a grand jury American English (=one that decides whether someone must be judged in a court)· Their business practices are now being investigated by a grand jury.彼らの商慣行は現在、大陪審によって調査されている。jury + NOUNjury＋名詞the jury system· The government proposed changes to the jury system.政府は陪審制度の変更を提案した。jury service (=when you have to spend time on a jury)· He has been called for jury service in July.彼は7月に陪審員の職務に召集された。a jury trial (=a trial with a jury)· Should all accused people have a jury trial?被告人全員が陪審員裁判を受けるべきなのだろうか？