justly的意思|justly的解释-里氏词典

justly ['dʒʌstli]

ad. 公正地, 理由充分地, 正当地

justly

[ adv ]

with honesty

<adv.all>

he was rightly considered the greatest singer of his time

in accordance with moral or social standards

<adv.all>

that serves him right

do right by him

Justly \Just"ly\, adv. [From {Just}, a.]
In a just manner; in conformity to law, justice, or
propriety; by right; honestly; fairly; accurately. ``In equal
balance justly weighed.'' --Shak.

Nothing can justly be despised that can not justly be
blamed: where there is no choice there can be no blame.
--South.

He was publicly remembered, albeit justly, for managing restaurants.
For superb Kobe steaks and Japanese beer, the smoky Misu's Kitchen on Patpong 1 is a must. Entertainment? Bangkok is as notorious for its night life as for its traffic - again, justly.
People see all these ugliest facts of mismanagement and justly demand a strict punishment of the culprits, not because of vengeance but to assert the realisation that it is inadmissible and impossible to throw the people's resources to the winds.
In his justly famous book on the Great Depression, economic historian Charles Kindleberger lays much of the blame for the collapse on the failure of leadership.
Employees justly claim a moral entitlement to at least a part of it on grounds both that they put up some of the money through their own contributions and that pensions are a form of deferred pay.
"This is one of the nicer ironies of our times," Thornburgh said. "We're now taking that money and turning it against those criminals from whom it was so justly taken.
Gazette on coal strike violence: United Mine Workers members who struck the Pittston Coal Group companies justly felt desperation.
Of Gwyneth Jones's Dyer's Wife I find it difficult to write justly, especially since she has given such long, honourable service in the role.
British handmade suits and shirts are justly famous, but many might be surprised to know that it is still possible to order bespoke hats. This steamy craft endures at the Dickensian premises of S Patey.
"I am no angel and make mistakes," Yeltsin said. "I can justly be blamed for at least part of the difficult situation in Moscow.
It takes great care to act in a legal fashion, treating noncombatants justly and respecting decisions made by independent religious judges.
A former Cleveland lawyer who helped win Demjanjuk's extradition to Israel in 1986 said Demjanjuk was justly treated by Israel and deserved to be convicted.
He never said a mean word about anybody - though he would get justly angry at some of the outrageous behaviour he had to witness.
(3) Defenders of state and local autonomy are often justly accused of a nostalgic romanticism.
And Mary writes to Elizabeth on the eve of her execution, 'Europe is about to watch you behave justly.' Both actors play the lady-in-waiting to their opposite, creating an easy symmetry and continuity in the evening.
The company is justly known for quality products, including its Word and Excel software, but both require plenty of time to master.
Administration officials justly express frustration at the difficulty of dealing with Congress, whose taxing and spending power is dispersed among dozens of different committees.
Knight-Ridder's support of the Free Press over the past decade has permitted it to continue to be one of this country's finest papers, a paper of which we are justly proud.
"As a result of this decision, the federal government will no longer be able to cruelly deny justly deserved benefits to thousands of vulnerable disabled people," said New York Attorney General Robert Abrams in a statement.
During his time in No 10 Mr Major has been accused of many things, often justly.
Of course, amid all the accomplishments of which the president may justly speak there have been disappointments.
Many party conservatives owe their jobs to supporting the idea that the revolt was a counterrevolution justly crushed by the Soviet military.

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