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| 11. | A person who argues in defense or justification of something, such as a doctrine, a policy, or an institution |
| 辩解者，辩护士为某事物，如教义、政策或制度而辩解或辩护的人 |
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| 12. | left justification |
| 向左对齐 |
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| 13. | There is no justification whatever for the manner in which you carried on yesterday evening. |
| 没有任何理由可以为你昨晚的那种胡闹辩护。 |
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| 14. | justification function |
| 证明操作 |
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| 15. | The act of extenuating or the condition of being extenuated;partial justification. |
| 开脱使人原谅的行为或被人原谅的条件；偏心的辩护 |
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| 16. | In justification , the accused claim that the burglar have attack him with an axe |
| 作为辩护，被告声称窃贼用斧子袭击了他 |
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| 17. | In justification, the accused claimed that the burglar had attacked him with an axe . |
| 作为辩护，被告声称窃贼用斧子袭击了他。 |
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| 18. | justification routine |
| 证明程序 |
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| 19. | line justification |
| 行证明 |
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| 20. | insufficient justification |
| 理由不足效应 理由不足效应 |
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