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Meanings of juror in English

Portuguese
jurado
Catalan
jurat
Spanish
jurado

Someone who serves (or waits to be called to serve) on a jury.

jurado
Portuguese
jurado

Any of the sworn persons making up a jury.

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jurado
Usage of juror in English
1
A male juror said he had read something similar in the newspaper.
The Guardian
2
Facing the juror, in a terrible voice vibrating with passion and despair:
The Gods are Athirst
3
Miss Addams says in her report as group juror of the above:
Final Report of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission
4
Miss Addams says in her report as department juror of the above:
Final Report of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission
5
It follows an anonymous juror suing for them to be made public.
The Guardian
6
Seems likely that at least one juror will be on its side.
The Irish Times
7
I'd start sweating too if I saw a juror respond like this.
Wired
8
King is engaged to Cynthia Kelley, a juror from the civil trial.
The Guardian
9
For, remember the power which the law gives to a single juror.
Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches — Volume 4
10
It is unclear what the racial background of the holdout juror was.
Ebony
11
Another potential juror, Tracey Bates, alerted the world to the star's appearance.
BBC
12
Which Cannes juror played Marie Antoinette, Mary Jane Watson and Marion Davis?
The Irish Times
13
The lawyers want a hearing to examine whether there was juror misconduct.
Reuters
14
A juror was taken ill on Tuesday and was still unwell yesterday.
The Irish Times
15
No juror should ought to know anything about anything that's going on.
A Thousand and One Afternoons in Chicago
16
Tears welled up in the eyes of one middle aged male juror.
Reuters
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Translations for juror
Catalan
jurat
Spanish
jurado
Juror through the time
Juror across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common