justest in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for justest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

justness [Am ˈdʒəstnəs, Brit ˈdʒʌstnəs] N U

justness (of decision)

justicia f

justness (of suspicion)

lo justificado

justness (of cause)

lo justo

justness (of cause)

justicia f

I.means test [Am ˈminz ˌtɛst, Brit] N

means test

investigación de los ingresos de una persona para determinar si tiene derecho o no a ciertas prestaciones

II.means-test VB trans

means-test

comprobar los recursos económicos de

well-adjusted <pred well adjusted> [ˌwɛləˈdʒʌstɪd] ADJ PSYCH

well-adjusted

equilibrado

loss adjuster N

loss adjuster

tasador m de pérdidas / tasadora f de pérdidas

mot juste <pl mots justes [ˈməʊˈʒuːst]> [Am ˌmoʊ ˈʒust, Brit məʊ ˈʒuːst] N

the mot juste

la palabra justa

the mots justes

la expresión justa

restorative justice [rɪˌstɔːrətɪv ˈdʒʌstəs, rɪˌstɔːrətɪv ˈdʒʌstɪs] N U

restorative justice

justicia f restaurativa

restorative justice

justicia f restauradora

justify <justifies justifying justified> [Am ˈdʒəstəˌfaɪ, Brit ˈdʒʌstɪfʌɪ] VB trans

1. justify action/effort/expense:

justify

justificar

to justify sth/oneself to sb

justificar algo/justificarse ante or con alguien

you don't have to justify yourself to me

no tienes que justificarte conmigo

you don't have to justify yourself to me

no tienes por qué darme explicaciones

2. justify text/lines:

justify

justificar

justice [Am ˈdʒəstəs, Brit ˈdʒʌstɪs] N

1. justice U (fairness):

justice

justicia f

he said, with justice, that …

dijo, con justa razón, que …

there's no justice!

¡no es justo!

there's no justice!

¡es una injusticia!

to do sb/sth justice the portrait hardly does her justice

el retrato no le hace justicia or no la favorece

they haven't done the topic justice

el tema no está tratado como se merece

to do him justice, I must admit that …

para ser justos (con él), tengo que reconocer que …

he couldn't do justice to the meal

no pudo hacerle honor a la comida

she didn't do herself justice in the exam

no rindió a la altura de su capacidad en el examen

2. justice LAW:

justice

justicia f

court of justice

tribunal m de justicia

justice was done

se hizo justicia

in the end he was brought to justice

finalmente pagó sus culpas

3. justice C (judge):

justice

juez mf

justice

juez m / jueza f

justice

magistrado m / magistrada f

justly [Am ˈdʒəstli, Brit ˈdʒʌs(t)li] ADV

justly

con razón

justly

justamente

criminal justice N U

criminal justice

justicia f penal

criminal justice system

sistema m de justicia penal

justest in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for justest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

justice [ˈdʒʌs·tɪs] N

1. justice:

justice

justicia f

to bring sb to justice

llevar a alguien a los tribunales

2. justice (judge):

justice

juez mf

justify [ˈdʒʌs·tɪ·faɪ] VB trans

justify

justificar

to justify oneself

disculparse

to justify oneself to sb

dar explicaciones a alguien

justly [ˈdʒʌst·li] ADV

justly

justamente

protest¹ [ˈproʊ·test] N

1. protest (complaint):

protest

protesta f

in protest

en señal de protesta

to do sth under protest

hacer algo que conste como protesta

2. protest (demonstration):

protest

manifestación f de protesta

protest vote N

protest vote

voto m de protesta

detest [dɪ·ˈtest] VB trans

detest

detestar

I.attest [ə·ˈtest] VB trans

1. attest (demonstrate):

attest

testimoniar

2. attest (authenticate):

attest

atestiguar

II.attest [ə·ˈtest] VB intr

attest

testimoniar

I.latest [ˈleɪ·t̬ɪst] ADJ

latest superl of late

latest

último, -a

the latest...

el más reciente...

his latest movie

su última película

at the latest

a más tardar

II.latest [ˈleɪ·t̬ɪst] N

the latest

las últimas noticias

have you heard the latest about them?

¿te has enterado de lo suyo?

the latest in art/physics

lo último en arte/física

at the (very) latest

a más tardar

See also late

I.late [leɪt] ADJ

1. late (after appointed time):

late

retrasado, -a

you're late!

¡llegas tarde!

the train was an hour late

el tren llegó con una hora de retraso

2. late (after the usual time):

late

tardío, -a

late developer

(persona) que tarda en espabilar

3. late (towards end of):

late night TV show

programa m de televisión de noche

in the late nineteenth century

a finales del siglo XIX

in late summer

a finales del verano

4. late (recent):

late development

reciente

lateest news

noticias f pl de última hora

5. late (deceased):

late

fallecido, -a

late

difunto, -a

II.late [leɪt] ADV

1. late (after usual time):

late

tarde

too little, too late

poco y tarde inf

to work late

trabajar hasta (muy) tarde

it's kind of late in the day to do sth

es tarde para hacer algo

2. late (towards end of):

late in the day

a última hora del día

late at night

(muy) entrada la noche

he got his driver's license late in life

se sacó el carnet de conducir de mayor

3. late (recently):

as late as the 1980s

aún en los años ochenta

of late

últimamente

Phrases:

better late than never prov

más vale tarde que nunca prov

I.protest² [proʊ·ˈtest] VB intr

protest

protestar

to protest about/against sth

protestar por/en contra de algo

II.protest² [proʊ·ˈtest] VB trans

1. protest (solemnly affirm):

to protest that...

declarar que...

to protest one's innocence

afirmar su inocencia

2. protest (show dissent):

protest

protestar en contra de

I.contest [ˈkan·test] N

1. contest (competition):

contest

concurso m

beauty contest

concurso m de belleza

sports contest

competición f deportiva

2. contest (dispute):

contest

controversia f

II.contest [kən·ˈtest] VB trans

1. contest (challenge):

contest

rebatir

contest claims, a will

impugnar

contest a decision

cuestionar

2. contest (compete for):

contest

presentarse como candidato a