/ˈʒʊri/ (ZH-oo-ree)

Definitions

1. noun

A group of people, often lawyers, judges, or other experts, who discuss and decide on a case in a court of law, particularly in the context of a civil law system.

“The juri deliberated for several hours before reaching a verdict.”

2. noun

In some countries, a juri refers to a jury.

“The juri was composed of 12 ordinary citizens who were tasked with deciding the case.”