duàn
断案
judge; break off; decide
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Meanings
2 senses · 4 examplesverb
to try a case; to adjudicate
formalA formal term used in legal or judicial contexts.
Bāo包
gōng公
duàn断
àn案
rú如
shén神
，
míng明
chá察
qiū秋
háo毫
。
Lord Bao adjudicated cases with divine insight, missing no detail.
Fǎ法
guān官
xū需
yào要
yī依
jù据
fǎ法
lǜ律
gōng公
zhèng正
dì地
duàn断
àn案
。
Judges must try cases justly according to the law.
noun
conclusion of a case; verdict; judgment
formalRefers specifically to the official decision or ruling in a legal proceeding. The input text used a variant character 'u' which is likely a typo for '案' or simply refers to the conclusion of a case.
Zhè这
gè个
àn案
jiàn件
de的
zuì最
zhōng终
duàn断
àn案
lìng令
suǒ所
yǒu有
rén人
xìn信
fú服
。
The final verdict of this case convinced everyone.
Tā他
de的
duàn断
àn案
bèi被
xiě写
rù入
fǎ法
lǜ律
jiào教
cái材
。
His judgments were written into legal textbooks.