to take the law into one’s own hands (tou teik de lo into ounz own ands)

Idiom Justice

Signification

to punish someone personally instead of letting the authorities handle it

punir quelqu’un soi-même au lieu de laisser les autorités s’en charger (punir kelkan swa mem o lieu de leser le zotorite son sharje)

"The villagers took the law into their own hands when the thief escaped."

"Les villageois ont fait justice eux-mêmes quand le voleur s’est échappé." (le vilajo on fe justis e mem kan le volor set eshape)

to flatter someone to gain favor

by lying or misleading someone

To speak honestly or openly.

art reflects real-life experiences or truths

To say what is true instead of lying.

to be very eager or impatient for something to happen