prejudged

英 [ˌpriːˈdʒʌdʒd]

美 [ˌpriːˈdʒʌdʒd]

v. 预先判断; 过早判断
prejudge的过去分词和过去式

VERB 预先判断；过早判断
If you prejudge a situation, you form an opinion about it before you know all the facts.
1. They tried to prejudge the commission's findings.
  他们试图预先判定考察团的发现结果。

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Public opinion and the media prejudged them and lawyers were too scared to come and defend them.
公众和媒体对他们有偏见，而律师也是怕得不敢站出来辩护。
He felt he had been prejudged by his colleagues.
他觉得同事们对他怀有成见。
His lawyer claims it would be impossible for him to have a fair trial as the media has unfairly prejudged him.
他的律师声称由于传媒已对他不公正地预先作出了，判断，对他的审判不可能公平。
We have not prejudged the outcome of this submission and Chelsea FC want to stress that we will be asking the FA to look into these issues.
我们没有料到我们正确的做法会导致切尔西向足协施加压力来调查这件事。
Second, for the blocks with motion estimation, the static blocks are prejudged, for the moving blocks, an adaptive rood pattern search is used.
其次，对进行运动估计的块，先排除静止块，对运动块，采用自适应十字搜索模式。
Models were used to simulate the spread of drugs and the degradation process effection on drug release, and prejudged the impact of trend.
论文采数学用模型模拟药物的扩散和材料的降解对药物释放过程的影响，并对影响趋势作出分析研究。