justice

justice
['dʒʌstɪs]
n
1) справедливость

There is much justice in what he says. — В том, что он говорит много справедливого.

We did full justice to her cooking. — Мы вполне оценили ее кулинарные способности.

There is much justice in his decision. — Его решение во многом справедливо.

- justice of his remark
- concept of justice
- strong sense of justice
- for the sake of justice
- in simple justice
- do smb justice
- treat smb with justice
- deny smb justice
2) правосудие, юстиция
- system of justice
- administration of justice
- mistake of justice
- miscarriage of justice
- administer justice
- bring smb to justice
- give oneself up to justice
- escape justice by flight
- take justice into one's hands
- obstruct justice
- pervert justice
- temper justice with mercy
- justice prevails

Большой англо-русский учебный словарь сочетаемости. . 2010.

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