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Translation of Italian word "la giustizia" to English

la giustizia

/la dʒusˈtittsja/

Meaning

Noun

The principle of fairness, legal equity, and moral rightness.

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How to use

The Italian noun 'giustizia' (feminine) denotes 'justice, fairness, judiciary' (The principle of fairness, legal equity, and moral rightness). It typically takes the definite article 'la'. In practice, just behavior or treatment; the quality of being fair and reasonable; judiciary.

🇬🇧 English

justice, fairness, judiciary

Example

I cittadini hanno manifestato pacificamente per chiedere giustizia e legalità.

Citizens demonstrated peacefully to demand justice and legality.

La giustizia deve essere uguale e imparziale per tutti gli individui.

Justice must be equal and impartial for all individuals.

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Common phrases

  • I cittadini hanno manifestato pacificamente per chiedere giustizia e legalità.— Citizens demonstrated peacefully to demand justice and legality.
  • La giustizia deve essere uguale e imparziale per tutti gli individui.— Justice must be equal and impartial for all individuals.

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Frequency rank: #1196 in Italian

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The Italian word "la giustizia" means "justice, fairness, judiciary" in English.

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Yes, here is a practical example: "I cittadini hanno manifestato pacificamente per chiedere giustizia e legalità." (which translates as "Citizens demonstrated peacefully to demand justice and legality.").

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