sentence

NOUN (1)
[/ˈsɛntəns/en-US]
clause / statement / proposition / concept sentence untranslatable (No direct equivalent concept in ENGLISH)
Antonyms fragment

A sentence is a set of words that conveys a complete thought or idea, typically containing a subject and a predicate. It is the basic unit of language that expresses a statement, question, command, or exclamation. In writing, sentences are usually structured with grammar rules and punctuation.

plural
sentences
  • She loves to read books. — 彼女は本を読むのが好きです。
  • The cat sat on the mat. — 猫がマットの上に座っていました。
  • Can you help me with my homework? — 宿題を手伝ってくれますか?
register: formal
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VERB (1)
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condemn legal / judge
Synonyms condemn legal , judge
Antonyms acquit

To sentence means to declare a punishment or a judgment to someone, typically in a legal context. To impose a sentence on a person can involve determining their punishment after a trial or legal proceedings. This concept may not have a direct equivalent in other cultures, as systems for sentencing and the legal processes vary.

past present_participle
sentenced sentencing
  • The judge will sentence the defendant next week. — 裁判官は来週被告に対して判決を下します。
  • He was sentenced to five years in prison for his crime. — 彼は犯罪のために5年間の懲役刑を言い渡されました。
  • She hopes to be sentenced leniently due to her circumstances. — 彼女は状況を考慮されて軽い判決を下されることを望んでいます。
register: formal