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1 wait for
[weit fo:] v. pres; pres një person ose diçka derisa të mbërrij; wait for sb/sth pres dikë/diçka (e.g. " I will wait for you until you finish your meal " "Do tju pres derisa ta baroni me ushqimin (ngrënjen)") -
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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