Translation of Italian word "ingiusto" to English
ingiusto
/inˈdʒusto/
Meaning
AdjectiveNot fair, reasonable, or deserved; violating justice.
How to use
The Italian adjective 'ingiusto' expresses 'unjust, unfair, wrongful' (Not fair, reasonable, or deserved; violating justice). It agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies (e.g. taking endings -o/-a/-i/-e or -e/-i). A natural example is: 'I lavoratori hanno protestato contro una legge considerata ingiusta.' (Workers protested against a law considered unfair.).
🇬🇧 English
unjust, unfair, wrongful
Example
È ingiusto punire tutta la classe per la colpa di un solo studente.
It is unfair to punish the entire class for the fault of a single student.
I lavoratori hanno protestato contro una legge considerata ingiusta.
Workers protested against a law considered unfair.
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- È ingiusto punire tutta la classe per la colpa di un solo studente.— It is unfair to punish the entire class for the fault of a single student.
- I lavoratori hanno protestato contro una legge considerata ingiusta.— Workers protested against a law considered unfair.
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The Italian word "ingiusto" means "unjust, unfair, wrongful" in English.
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