形容词
1. An unjust cause finds little support.
失道寡助。
2. It was unjust of them not to hear my side.
他们不听我这方面的意见，这不公正。
3. It will be unjust to let me suffer for the folly of other people.
让我因他人的愚昧而受罪是不公平的。
1. 不公正：合同的任何一方都可能在任何时间终止(terminate)合同. 这种合同也叫'自由雇佣(at-will employment)'. 但如果雇佣认为终止合同不公正(unjust),他可以诉诸法律. 内部纪律处分(discipline)也可能达到终止劳动合同的程度.
2. 不公平的：unique 独特的 | unjust 不公平的 | unsrupulous 肆无忌惮的
3. 非正义的：un- == 非 | unjust 非正义的 | unofficial 非官方的
1. unjust的反义词
1. 非正义的；不公正的；不公平的
If you describe an action, system, or law as unjust, you think that it treats a person or group badly in a way that they do not deserve.
e.g. The attack on Charles was deeply unjust...
对查尔斯的攻击甚为不公。
e.g. He spent 25 years campaigning against racist and unjust immigration laws.
他用了25年的时间与带有种族歧视色彩和没有公正可言的移民法作斗争。
1. His domestic popularity has been badly damaged by the Iraq war, which many of his electors view as unnecessary and unjust.
2. 911查询·英语单词
2. By greater amount of unjust enrichment we mean that the infringer intends to profit from the dissemination of infringed works and yields significant profits.
3. unjust
3. The new safeguards included requiring police to videotape interrogations and giving the state Supreme Court more power to overturn unjust decisions.
4. It is how some of our youths are fighting back against the society they deem to be unjust.
5. " The denial reflects the unjust and parochial investing environment facing private Chinese enterprises abroad, " Huang said at his Beijing company headquarters in an exclusive interview.
6. unjust的解释
6. In a survey conducted a few years ago by the company Data 100, 55 percent of migrant workers said they suffered discrimination and unjust treatment in cities.
7. I have spoken out repeatedly against this tragic and unjust discrimination, and I am encouraged by the many positive developments of recent years.
8. But if the election is fraudulent and unjust, then the international community should consider imposing targeted sanctions against the DRC.
9. The unfair and unjust world economic order is seriously hampering the harmonious development of the world economy.
10. The number is very low, but it is unjust all the same.
adj
1. not fair
marked by injustice or partiality or deception
e.g. used unfair methods
it was an unfair trial
took an unfair advantage
Synonym: unfair
2. unjust是什么意思
2. not equitable or fair
e.g. the inequitable division of wealth
inequitable taxation
Synonym: inequitable
3. violating principles of justice
e.g. unjust punishment
an unjust judge
an unjust accusation