No. 2,017 in Spanish
justo
Fair, just, exact.
In a sentence
Es justo reconocer el esfuerzo de todos.
It is fair to acknowledge everyone's effort.
In this sentence, 'justo' is used as an adjective meaning fair or equitable, describing the action of acknowledging efforts.
Llegamos justo a tiempo para la reunión.
We arrived just in time for the meeting.
Here, 'justo' functions as an adverb to indicate the precise timing of the arrival.
Ese pantalón no me queda justo.
Those pants do not fit me tightly.
In this context, 'justo' is used as an adjective, meaning tight or snug, describing the fit of the pants.
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