justification
justification 英 [ˌdʒʌstɪfɪˈkeɪʃn] 美 [ˌdʒʌstəfɪˈkeʃən]
n. 理由；辩护；认为有理，认为正当；释罪
名词复数:justifications
- Close in meaning to an explanation, a justification is specifically for defending or explaining an event. The idea that he was just trying to scare his little sister was a pretty weak justification for the elaborate gag.
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- n. 理由；辩护；认为有理，认为正当；释罪
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1. So, in the bright realm of values, we have no excuse behind us, nor justification before us.
所以在敞亮的价值领域中，人们身后没有借口，面前没有理由。
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2. If so, then it seems we similarly have no justification in thinking that the world we experience is the real world.
如果这样，那么似乎我们同样没有很好的理由认为我们经历的世界是现实世界。
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3. You need a compelling reason to add something this complex at this juncture, and I don't have that justification yet.
您需要一个非常有说服力的理由才能在此接合点添加复杂的内容，而我还没有那样的理由。
- justification (n.) late 14c., "administration of justice," from Late Latin iustificationem (nominative iustificatio), noun of action from past participle stem of iustificare "act justly toward; make just" (see justify). Meaning "action of justifying, showing something to be just or right" is from late 15c. Theological sense "act by which the soul is reconciled to God" is from 1520s. Meaning "act of adjusting or making exact" in typography is from 1670s.
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