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f justicefare giustizia sommaria administer summary justice* * *giustizia s.f.1 justice; (equità) fairness, equity: combattere per la giustizia, to fight for justice; giustizia sociale, social justice; giustizia economica, distributiva, distributive justice; giustizia fiscale, tax equity; con giustizia, justly; per giustizia verso qlcu., in justice (o fairness) to s.o.; fare, rendere giustizia a qlcu.: to do justice to s.o. (o fig. to give s.o. his, her due); per rendergli giustizia bisogna ammettere che..., in fairness (o justice) to him it must be admitted that...; chiedere giustizia, to ask for justice; ottenere giustizia, to obtain justice; trattare con giustizia, to treat fairly2 (dir.) justice; law: la giustizia seguì il suo corso, the law took its course; corte di giustizia, Court of Justice (o of Law); palazzo di giustizia, Law Courts; amministrare la giustizia, to administer justice; assicurare alla giustizia, to bring to justice; presentarsi alla giustizia, to give oneself up; cadere nelle mani della giustizia, to be brought to justice (o to be arrested and tried); fare giustizia, to do justice; il ministro ha promesso che sarà fatta giustizia, the minister has promised that justice will be done; collaborare con la giustizia, to turn state's evidence, (in GB) to turn King's (o Queen's) evidence; farsi giustizia da sé, to take the law into one's own hands; ricorrere alla giustizia, to go to court (o to take legal steps); sperare nella giustizia, to put one's hopes in the law.* * *[dʒus'tittsja]sostantivo femminile1) (principio) justice; (equità) fairnessagire con giustizia — to act fairly o justly
2) (applicazione) justicefare giustizia — to dispense o do justice
rendere giustizia a qcn. — to do sb. justice, to do justice to sb
3) (autorità, potere)ricorrere alla giustizia — to go to court o to law BE o to the law AE
corte o palazzo di giustizia courthouse, court of justice o of law, law court; la giustizia funziona male — the legal system doesn't work properly
•* * *giustizia/dʒus'tittsja/sostantivo f.2 (applicazione) justice; fare giustizia to dispense o do justice; farsi giustizia da soli to take the law into one's own hands; rendere giustizia a qcn. to do sb. justice, to do justice to sb.3 (autorità, potere) la giustizia the law; ricorrere alla giustizia to go to court o to law BE o to the law AE; corte o palazzo di giustizia courthouse, court of justice o of law, law court; la giustizia funziona male the legal system doesn't work properlygiustizia sociale social justice; giustizia sommaria rough justice. -
2 sommario
"summary;Inhaltübersicht;sumario"* * *(pl -ri) 1. adj summary2. m summarydi libro table of contents* * *sommario agg.1 summary, brief, concise: una spiegazione sommaria, a brief explanation; esporrò in modo sommario, I shall be brief in my account; voglio solo una relazione sommaria, I only want a short report2 (dir.) summary: giustizia sommaria, summary (o rough) justice; fu un procedimento sommario, it was a summary procedure3 ( approssimativo) perfunctory: un lavoro sommario, a perfunctory job; un'indagine sommaria, a perfunctory investigation◆ s.m.1 summary, brief account, brief outline // il sommario delle notizie, (di un telegiornale, giornale radio ecc.) the news headlines (o the news in brief) // il sommario di un articolo, the subheading of an article // (amm.) sommario contabile, accounting summary3 (inform.) abstract.* * *[som'marjo] sommario -ria, -ri, -rie1. agg2) Dir summary2. sm(breve riassunto) summary, (compendio) compendium* * *I1) (sintetico) concise, brief, short2) (sbrigativo) perfunctory; hastyII1) (compendio) compendium*, digest; (riassunto) summary; (indice) (table of) contents2) rad. telev. (nei notiziari) headline, highlights pl., news summary* * *sommario1pl. -ri, - rie /som'marjo, ri, rje/1 (sintetico) concise, brief, short2 (sbrigativo) perfunctory; hasty.————————sommario2pl. -ri /som'marjo, ri/sostantivo m.2 rad. telev. (nei notiziari) headline, highlights pl., news summary. -
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