Que signifie unfair en anglais?

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unfair Signification, définition

0 not right, equal or done according to rules -- injuste
- Why can’t I go to the party too? It’s so unfair. Pourquoi est-ce que je ne peux pas aller à la soirée, moi aussi ? C’est tellement injuste.
- price increases that are unfair on passengers les hausses de prix au détriment des passagers
- an election that was judged to be unfair une élection qui a été jugée irrégulière
1 not fair or just -- injuste
- He has received unfair treatment.

Our third weakness is a tax system which is cumbersome, often unfair and which often curbs competitiveness in our industry.
There is nothing so unfair as treating unequal groups equally.
In my opinion, it is wrong and unfair that they should be rewarded so well for the work they have done so badly.
That is unfair and unjust, and it must be rectified.
The figures clearly indicate that the current organisation of this market is artificial, unfair and fails to take account of the real situation.
Experience also shows that this instrument is crude, unfair, redundant and costly.
Yet the accusation is extremely unfair.
My criticism of him was perhaps unfair.