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1 justice
{'dʒʌstis}
1. справедливост, правда
with JUSTICE справедливо, с право
in (all) JUSTICE to him it must be said that справедливо е/справедливостта изисква да се каже, че той
I am bound in JUSTICE to справедливостта изисква аз да
to do someone JUSTICE справедлив съм към някого, признавам заслугите/добрите страни на някого
2. правосъдие
to bring someone to JUSTICE привличам някого под отговорност, предавам някого на съда
the murderer was brought to speedy JUSTICE убиецът бе наказан незабавно
3. съдия
the Lord Chief JUSTICE /the Chief JUSTICE of England председател на Върховния съд в Англия
Chief JUSTICE ам. председател на върховен съд
JUSTICE General председател на върховен съд в Шотландия
JUSTICE of the Peace мирови съдия
to do oneself JUSTICE проявявам се добре
to do JUSTICE to a meal разг. хапвам си порядъчни* * *{'j^stis} n 1. справедливост; правда; with justice справедливо;* * *справедливост; правда; правота; правосъдие;* * *1. chief justice ам. председател на върховен съд 2. i am bound in justice to справедливостта изисква аз да 3. in (all) justice to him it must be said that справедливо е/справедливостта изисква да се каже, че той 4. justice general председател на върховен съд в Шотландия 5. justice of the peace мирови съдия 6. the lord chief justice /the chief justice of england председател на Върховния съд в Англия 7. the murderer was brought to speedy justice убиецът бе наказан незабавно 8. to bring someone to justice привличам някого под отговорност, предавам някого на съда 9. to do justice to a meal разг. хапвам си порядъчни 10. to do oneself justice проявявам се добре 11. to do someone justice справедлив съм към някого, признавам заслугите/добрите страни на някого 12. with justice справедливо, с право 13. правосъдие 14. справедливост, правда 15. съдия* * *justice[´dʒʌstis] n 1. справедливост; правда; with \justice справедливо; с право; in \justice to him it must be said справедливо е да кажем за него, че; I am bound in \justice to... длъжен съм д а бъда справедлив и да...; to do s.o. \justice справедлив съм към някого; признавам заслугите (добрите страни) на някого; to do o.s. \justice проявявам се добре, максимално използвам способностите си; to do \justice to a meal разг. правя чест на ядене, хапвам си хубаво; rough \justice несправедлива (незаконна) разправа; poetic(al) \justice идеална справедливост; 2. правосъдие; a court of \justice съд, съдилище; to bring s.o. to \justice привличам под отговорност, предавам на съда; 3. съдия; Mr. J. Smith съдията г-н Смит; the Lord Chief J., the Chief J. of England председател на върховния съд в Англия; Chief J. ам. председател на върховен съд; the Lords J. s членовете на върховен, касационен съд в Англия; J. of the Peace мирови съдия; J.-General шотл. председател на върховен съд в Шотландия.
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