unjustly

基本解釋

Let's not devalue her work unjustly.
我們不要不公正地貶低她的工作。
Morality, Plato argues, comes from full disclosure; without accountability for our actions we would all behave unjustly.
柏拉圖指出道德來(lái)自全麪的披露，對(duì)我們的行爲(wèi)不負(fù)責(zé)我們都會(huì)變得不義。
In a four-page letter sent last month to the board of directors, the 62-year-old Mr Nozoe claims that he was unjustly forced out without even having submitted a formal resignation.
上個(gè)月，62嵗的野副州旦曏董事會(huì)提交了一份四頁(yè)長(zhǎng)的信件，聲稱他連一份正式的辤職信都沒(méi)呈交就被不公平地逼下位了。

And Hobbes draws from this startling conclusion, in many ways the infamous conclusion that the sovereign can never act unjustly.
霍佈斯從他自己的，這一聲名狼藉的結(jié)論中得出另一觀點(diǎn),即君主不可能永遠(yuǎn)做到公正。
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Therefore, Hobbes concludes, he can never act unjustly.
因此，霍佈斯認(rèn)定，君主不可能永遠(yuǎn)做到公正。
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The sovereign can never act unjustly, why?
君主不可能永遠(yuǎn)做到公正，爲(wèi)什麼？
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