rough justice no Dicionário de Francês-Inglês da Oxford-Hachette

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rough justice SUBST U

rough justice

justice f sommaire or expéditive

Traduções para rough justice no dicionário inglês»francês

justice [Brit ˈdʒʌstɪs, americ ˈdʒəstəs] SUBST

1. justice (fairness):

justice

justice f

is there any justice in her accusations?

est-ce que ses accusations sont justes?

it can be said, with some justice, that …

il faut bien reconnaître que …

to do sb justice , to do justice to sb

rendre justice à qn

the portrait doesn't do her justice

le portrait ne l'avantage pas

I couldn't do justice to it (refusing food)

je ne pourrais pas y faire honneur

2. justice (the law):

justice

justice f

a court of justice

une cour de justice

to bring sb to justice

traduire qn en justice

she is a fugitive from justice

elle fuit la justice

3. justice (judge):

justice Brit

juge m

justice americ

juge m de la Cour Suprême

Mr Justice Murphy Brit

le juge Murphy.

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Supreme Court

Juridiction suprême des États-Unis, formée de 9 juges inamovibles (Justices) nommés par le président avec l'accord du Sénat. C'est la Cour suprême qui vérifie la constitutionnalité des lois, qui régit les rapports entre les États, entre les États et le gouvernement fédéral, mais aussi entre le citoyen et les instances constitutionnelles. Elle joue aussi le rôle de cour d'appel de dernière instance, ses décisions dans ce domaine faisant jurisprudence. → Checks and balances

Supreme Court

Supreme Court SUBST JUR:

Supreme Court

Cour f suprême

I.rough [Brit rʌf, americ rəf] SUBST

1. rough DESP (in golf):

rough

rough m

2. rough (unfinished copy):

rough (draft)

brouillon m

rough (sketch) (gen) téc

ébauche f

to write sth out in rough

écrire qc au brouillon

II.rough [Brit rʌf, americ rəf] ADJ

1. rough:

rough (not smooth) hand, skin, hair

rêche

rough (stronger)

rugueux/-euse

rough surface, rock

rugueux/-euse

rough material, paper

rêche

rough road, terrain

cahoteux/-euse

rough landscape

sauvage

rough grass

sec/sèche

to smooth (off) the rough edges (of stone, wood, glass etc)

polir

2. rough (brutal):

rough person, treatment, behaviour, sport

brutal, violent

rough area, district

dur

to be rough with sb/sth

être brutal avec qn/qc

to get rough (with sb)

devenir violent (avec qn)

3. rough (approximate):

rough description, map, indication

sommaire

rough translation, calculation

sommaire, rapide

rough figure, estimate

approximatif/-ive

can you give me a rough idea of the cost?

est-ce que vous pouvez me donner une idée approximative du coût?

4. rough (difficult):

rough life, period

dur, difficile

to be rough on sb person:

être dur avec qn

it's rough on you/him

c'est dur pour toi/lui

we're having a rough time

on traverse une période difficile

to give sb a rough ride

rendre la vie dure à qn

he's had a rough deal coloq

il a été traité injustement

5. rough (crude):

rough person, manner, behaviour

grossier/-ière

rough dwelling, shelter, table

rudimentaire

6. rough (harsh):

rough voice, sound, taste, wine

âpre

7. rough:

rough (stormy) sea, crossing

agité

rough weather

gros/grosse

rough (in plane) landing

mouvementé

8. rough (unwell) coloq:

to feel/to look rough

se sentir/avoir l'air patraque coloq

III.rough [Brit rʌf, americ rəf] ADV

1. rough (outdoors):

to sleep/to live rough

dormir/vivre à la dure

2. rough (violently):

rough fight, play

brutalement

IV.rough [Brit rʌf, americ rəf]

to cut up rough

s'énerver

to rough it

vivre à la dure

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Traduções para rough justice no dicionário inglês»francês

rough justice

sommaire

Traduções para rough justice no dicionário francês»inglês

justice expéditive

rough justice

Traduções para rough justice no dicionário inglês»francês

I.rough [rʌf] ADJ

1. rough (uneven):

rough surface, material

rugueux(-euse)

rough ground, road

raboteux(-euse)

2. rough (poorly made):

rough

brut(e)

3. rough (unmelodic):

rough

rauque

rough accent

rude

4. rough (imprecise):

rough guess

approximatif(-ive)

rough work

gros(se)

a rough drawing

une ébauche

5. rough (harsh):

rough

brutal(e)

6. rough (stormy):

rough sea

agité(e)

rough weather

mauvais(e)

7. rough (difficult):

rough

difficile

rough justice

sommaire

to be rough on sb coloq

être dur avec qn

8. rough Brit coloq (unwell):

to feel rough

se sentir mal

II.rough [rʌf] SUBST

1. rough (sketch):

rough

ébauche f

2. rough (in golf):

rough

rough m

3. rough (unfinished):

in rough

au brouillon

Expressões:

to take the rough with the smooth

prendre le bon avec le mauvais

III.rough [rʌf] VERBO trans

to rough it coloq

vivre a la dure

IV.rough [rʌf] ADV

1. rough (violently):

rough

brutalement

to cut up rough

devenir violent(e)

2. rough (in difficulty):

rough

rudement

to live rough

vivre a la dure

justice [ˈdʒʌstɪs] SUBST

1. justice a. JUR:

justice

justice f

to bring sb to justice

traduire qn en justice

2. justice (judge):

justice

juge mf

Supreme Court justice americ

juge de la Cour suprême

Expressões:

to do sb justice

mettre qn en valeur

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

This is rough justice indeed.

en.wikipedia.org

But it would be only rough justice if it did.

www.washingtontimes.com

The favelas are unpoliced, and rely on crime lords for rough justice.

www.theglobeandmail.com

Has rough justice finally caught up with him?

www.independent.co.uk

And he figures that if they blow themselves up in the process, there's a rough justice in that.

www.npr.org

Still, rough justice is better than no justice at all.

www.slate.com

The fact that the stimulus would come out of the banks' pockets is simply rough justice.

www.dailyfinance.com

A kind of rough justice is just what that would be.

www.digitaljournal.com

Combining an angry public outcry and demand for action with an inadequate system of oversight and punishment has, though, led to some extremely rough justice.

www.telegraph.co.uk

It wasn't only the car chases and rough justice that helped to keep me awake, though.

www.dailymail.co.uk