
好词典

源自中古英语,由前缀 'un-'(表示否定)和 'justly'(公正地)组成,最终源于拉丁语 'justus'(公正的)。
❶ 以不公平或不公正的方式,指行为或决定缺乏正当理由或违背道德原则。
“He was unjustly accused of stealing the money.”
(他被不公正地指控偷了钱。)
“Many people believe she was unjustly treated by the court.”
(许多人认为她在法庭上受到了不公正的对待。)
unjustly accused — 被不公正地指控,指某人被错误或没有充分证据地指控犯罪或不当行为。
“He spent years in prison after being unjustly accused of a crime he didn't commit.”
(在被不公正地指控犯下了一项他并未犯下的罪行后,他在监狱中度过了多年。)
unjustly treated — 受到不公正的对待,指某人被以不公平或不合理的方式对待。
“Employees who feel unjustly treated may lose motivation to work hard.”
(感到受到不公正对待的员工可能会失去努力工作的动力。)