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121 sprawiedliwość
- ci; ffairness, justice; ( sądownictwo) (system of) justiceminister sprawiedliwości — minister of justice, ≈Attorney General (US, BRIT)
oddać komuś/czemuś sprawiedliwość — to do justice to sb/sth
* * *f.1. justice, fairness, equity; (= bezstronność) impartiality; sprawiedliwość społeczna social justice; poczucie sprawiedliwości sense of justice; wymiar sprawiedliwości the judiciary; wymierzać sprawiedliwość administer justice; wymierzyć komuś sprawiedliwość bring sb to justice; uczynić zadość sprawiedliwości do justice; oddać kogoś w ręce sprawiedliwości hand sb over to justice, bring sb to justice; oddając komuś sprawiedliwość in all fairness to sb, in justice to sb; po sprawiedliwości pot. giving credit where credit's due, in all justice; oddać komuś sprawiedliwość give sb their due, do justice to sb; wymierzyć samemu sprawiedliwość take the law into one's own hands; stało się zadość sprawiedliwości justice has been done l. served; sprawiedliwość zwycięży justice will prevail; sprawiedliwość wymaga, by... it's only fair l. just that...; żądać sprawiedliwości demand justice.2. (= sądownictwo) the judiciary; karząca ręka sprawiedliwości the long arm of the law; ramię sprawiedliwości cię dosięgnie you will be brought to justice; minister sprawiedliwości Minister of Justice; US Attorney General; Ministerstwo Sprawiedliwości the Ministry of Justice; US the Department of Justice.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > sprawiedliwość
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122 ser de justicia
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123 Das ist nur recht und billig.
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124 cast lots
(cast (или draw) lots (between, for, on или over))бросать ( или тянуть) жребий; см. тж. one's lot is cast...and as far as I can see the only fair way of deciding the choice is by drawing lots. (J. Aldridge, ‘The Hunter’, ch. 17) —...и мне кажется, что единственная возможность поступить по-честному - это бросить жребий.
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125 have a hollow ring
(have a hollow ring (тж. ring false или hollow))звучать неискренне, неправдоподобно, фальшиво; см. тж. have the right ring about itHis courtesy of manner rang a little false. (J. Joyce, ‘A Portrait of the Artist As a Young Man’, ch. V) — В его любезности проскальзывали неискренние нотки.
‘Of course, you'll be eligible for pension. It's only fair after thirty-two years.’ O'Donnell knew, as he said them, the words had a hollow ring. (A. Hailey, ‘The Final Diagnosis’, ch. 21) — - Конечно, вы будете иметь право на пенсию. Это ведь справедливо после тридцати двух лет работы. Говоря это, О'Доннел понимал, что слова его звучали неубедительно.
A: "...I don't believe half the story he told us." B: "It struck me that it rang pretty hollow..." (SPI) — А: "...Я и наполовину не поверил его истории." Б: "И мне эта история показалась маловероятной."
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126 have had one's day
(have had (или seen) one's day (тж. have known или seen better days))устареть, отслужить своё, выйти из употребления, отживать свой век; знавать лучшие временаMrs. Appleby: "...I've had my day and I've enjoyed it. It's only fair to give others a chance now." (W. S. Maugham, ‘Caesar's Wife’, act 3) — Миссис Эпплби: "...я взяла от жизни свое, я была счастлива. И, по справедливости, я должна уступить дорогу другим."
He had left his elegance behind in the Caribbean and wore a grey flannel suit which had seen better days. At home he didn't have to keep up appearances; he was part of grey January London. (Gr. Greene, ‘Our Man in Havana’, part I) — Оставив щегольство на берегах Карибского моря, он надел видавший виды серый фланелевый костюм. Дома незачем было пускать пыль в глаза. Он стал частицей тусклого январского Лондона.
It was a room that had seen better days. The paint was old and soiled, the rugs threadbare. (I. Shaw, ‘Lucy Crown’, ch. 15) — Эта комната знавала лучшие дни. А сейчас стены были грязные и потерявшие цвет, ковры потерты.
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127 и то сказать
<да> и то сказатьразг.it will be only fair to say...; but then...; < but> come to think of it,...Ямщик просил очень много - целых сто рублей. Да и то сказать: дорога и на самом деле была не ближняя. (А. Гайдар, Чук и Гек) — To take them through the taiga to their destination the sleigh-driver asked a huge sum - a hundred rubles. But come to think of it, it was really a long way.
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128 billijkheid
♦voorbeelden:1 de billijkheid eist dat … • it is only fair/right that …
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