Qual é a diferença entre guilt e guilty e under the situation a judge shouted. need an answer except for a part of speech. ?Podes indicar apenas respostas exemplo.

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jmagic2018

17 mai 2020

Filipino
Inglês (EUA)

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TinaQ

17 mai 2020

Inglês (EUA)

Guilt は名詞、たとえば、”There was no question about his guilt.” “He admitted his guilt.”
Guiltyは形容し、“The jury found him guilty.” “He had a guilty look on his face.”
“under the situation a judge shouted,”（これをあまりわからないでもたぶん= The judge pronounced him guilty. (The judge said he was guilty.)
(私の日本語がとても下手だけど、I hope this is helpful.)

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lzmn

18 mai 2020

Japonês

in Japanese, after judgement, someone comes out of court with a sheet of paper written "有罪(guilty, definitely a noun)". on the other hand, I saw this word in the dictionary like that "guilty!" as one of the examples. possibly it seems like the judge and stuff shouts. in this case, guilty is adjective but something sounds strange at first sight. for example, "objection!". this is the phrase attorney often use in a court, right? I am sorry for my poor explanation, I hope you get my intention.