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do justice

/duː ˈdʒʌstɪs/

Traduction: Traiter quelque chose ou quelqu'un de manière juste, exacte, ou d'une façon qui montre ses véritables qualités ou sa valeur ; rendre pleinement compte de quelque chose.

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/duː ˈdʒʌstɪs/B2formal
  • frTraiter quelque chose ou quelqu'un de manière juste, exacte, ou d'une façon qui montre ses véritables qualités ou sa valeur ; rendre pleinement compte de quelque chose.

To treat or represent something or someone fairly, accurately, or in a way that shows their true qualities or value.

  1. Treat fairlyB2formal

    To treat someone or something in a way that is fair and shows their true qualities.

    frrendre justice à

    • The judge's decision did justice to the victims.
    • We must do justice to all parties involved in the dispute.
    • The article does justice to the complexity of the issue.
  2. Show true qualityB2informal

    To represent or reproduce something in a way that shows its true value or beauty.

    frrendre justice à

    • This photo doesn't do justice to the stunning sunset.
    • The movie adaptation does justice to the original novel.
    • Her performance did justice to the composer's work.