jury
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈdʒʊri/ · UK /ˈdʒʊəri/
jury means: A group of ordinary people who listen to evidence in court and decide a case.
noun
COURT DECISION GROUPB2
A group of ordinary people who listen to evidence in court and decide a case.
- The jury found him guilty.
- She was chosen to serve on a jury.
- Has the jury reached a verdict yet?
COMPETITION JUDGESB2
A group of people who judge a competition and choose its winners.
- The jury chose three winners.
- A film director chaired the festival jury.
- The jury praised her original design.
adjective
TEMPORARY REPLACEMENTC2
Made for temporary use, often to replace something broken on a ship.
- The sailors built a jury mast.
- A jury rudder helped them reach the harbour.
- They replaced the jury rig after returning to port.
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