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justice

/ˈdʒʌs.tɪs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité d'être juste, impartial et moralement droit, ainsi que le système de lois et d'institutions qui fait respecter ce principe.

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noun

/ˈdʒʌs.tɪs/B1formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité d'être juste, impartial et moralement droit, ainsi que le système de lois et d'institutions qui fait respecter ce principe.

A noun referring to the quality of being fair, impartial, and morally right, or the system of laws and institutions that uphold this principle.

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  1. Fairness and lawB1formal

    The quality of being fair and reasonable, especially in the way people are treated or decisions are made.

    frJustice (équité et droit)

    • The court system is designed to uphold justice.
    • She fought for social justice throughout her career.
    • Justice was served when the criminal was sentenced.

    Synonymesequityfair-mindednessfairnessimpartialityjustnesslawfulnessrightfulness

    Antonymesinequityinjusticeunfairness

  2. B2formal

    A judge or magistrate, especially of a supreme court.

    frJuge

    • The Justice delivered a landmark ruling today.
    • She was appointed as a Supreme Court Justice.
    • The Chief Justice presided over the important case.

    Synonymesjudgejuristmagistrate

  3. Deserved treatmentB1formal

    The quality of receiving what one deserves, either reward or punishment.

    frTraitement mérité

    • The villain got his justice in the end.
    • The hero received justice for his bravery.
    • They demanded justice for the victims of the crime.

    Synonymesduerequital

    Antonymesinjusticeunfairness

Formes
  • justices plural form
  • justices' possessive plural form
  • justice's possessive singular form
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