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1 account
[ë'kaunt] n., v. -n 1. llogari, llogaritje; he is quick at accounts ai ëshlë i shpejtë në llogari. 2.llogari bankare; have an account with a bank kam llogari në një bankë; open an account hap një llogari; settle one's accounts (with) shlyej llogaritë (me dike); current account llogari rrjedhëse; savings account librezë (llogari) kursimi. 3. (vetëm njëjës) fitim. leverdi; invest one's money to good account i përdor paratë me leverdi; work on one's own acco'unt punoj per llogarinë time. 4. fig. llogari, shpjegime; call/bring sb to account i kërkoj llogari dikujt. 5. përshtypje, imazh; give a good account of oneself lë përshtypje të mirë. 6. njoftime, të dhëna, të thëna; by one's own account sipas vetë të thënave të tij. 7. vlerësim; take sth into account, take account of something marrparasysh diçka. 8. arsye, shkak; on account of për shkak të; on this /that account për këtë arsye; don't stay away on his account mos u largo per shkak të tij; on no/not on any account në asnjë rast, per asnjë arsye, kurrsesi, në asnjë mënyrë.- vt. quaj, konsideroj; a man is accounted innocent until he is proved guilty njeriu quhet i pafajshëm derisa t'i provohet fajësia* * *tregim; llogari; sqaroj -
2 justice
['xhastis] n 1. drejtësi; bring sb to justice çoj/nxjerr dike përpara drejtësisë. 2. e drejtë, hakë, vërtetësi, paanësi; in justice to her, she didn't për të qenë të drejtë me të, ajo nuk... this biography doesn't do him justice kjo biografi nuk thotë të vërtetën për të; do justice to a meal e vlerësoj një gjellë siç duhet. 3. arsye, e drejtë; with justice me të drejtë. 4. gjykatës; Justice of the Peace gjykatës i paqit. 5. gjyq i paqit, gjyq i pajtimit. +do oneself justice jap maksimumin● justifiable ['xhastëfajëbël] adj. i justifikueshëm, i përligjshëm● justifiably ['xhastëfajëbli] adv. me të drejtë, në mënyrë të ligjshme, me arsye● justification [xhastëfë'keishën] n. përligjje, justifikim; arsye; in justification of/for me arsyen se; si përligjje për● justify ['xhastëfai] vt. përligj, justifikoj, arsyetoj; am I justified in thinking that..? a kam të drejtë të mendoj se..?* * *drjetësi
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