No. 5,307 in Spanish
justas
"Justas" in English means "jousts" (medieval tournaments) or "fair/just" (feminine plural form of "justo"). Context determines the meaning.
In a sentence
Las competencias deportivas fueron muy justas.
The sports competitions were very fair.
In this sentence, 'justas' refers to events or situations as being reasonable or equitable in terms of rules and outcomes.
Las opiniones expresadas en la reunión no fueron justas.
The opinions expressed in the meeting were not fair.
Here, 'justas' is used to describe the fairness of statements or judgments regarding their alignment with equity or ethical standards.
Vimos una película sobre las justas medievales.
We watched a movie about medieval jousts.
In this case, 'justas' refers to organised events where knights partake in jousting competitions typically in a medieval context.
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