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The word "裁判" (cái pàn) is commonly used in Chinese to refer to a judge, referee, or umpire. It is often used in legal contexts, such as in court proceedings, to refer to the judge or referee who is making a judgment or ruling. It is also used in sports contexts to refer to the referee or umpire who is making decisions about the game. It is also used in other contexts to refer to someone who is making a judgment or ruling, such as in a business or academic setting.
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The word "裁判" (cái pàn) is used to refer to a judge, referee, or umpire in a legal or sporting context. It is often used in the context of a court case, where a judge or panel of judges will make a judgment or ruling. It can also be used to refer to a referee or umpire in a sporting event, who is responsible for making decisions and enforcing the rules. In both cases, the word "裁判" implies that the person is making a judgment or ruling.
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