15,000 words and phrases from more than 50 languages and their

juego 176
juego [Sp], game.
juego de naipes [Sp], card game.
juez [Sp; pl. jueces], a judge. —juez de paz, justice of the peace.
juge [Fr], judge; justice. —juge de paix, justice of the peace. —juge
d'instruction, examining magistrate.
Jugendsünde [Ger], youthful offense.
juillet [Fr], July.
juin [Fr], June.
juiz piedoso faz o povo cruel [Pg], a merciful judge makes a cruel
people.
julienne [Fr], a clear soup made of chopped vegetables cooked in meat
broth: cookery.
jumelle [Fr], adj. twin; paired; n. pl. pair of opera glasses {jumelles de
théâtre) or field glasses {jumelles de campagne)', carpentry, side beams.
Junge [Ger; pl. Jungen], boy; youth; apprentice.
Jünger [Ger; fern. Jüngerin], disciple.
Jüngling [Ger; pl. Jünglinge], young man.
Junker [Ger; sing, fc? pl.], young nobleman or squire; young German
aristocrat.
Junkerei [Ger], behavior of the younger nobility in Germany; aristocratic
arrogance.
junta [Sp], collective leadership, often in a coup d'état.
juramentado [Sp], lit., bound by an oath; a Moro who takes a Muslim
oath to die in the slaying of Christians: P.I.
juramento [Sp], oath.
jus [Fr], juice; gravy. —au jus, with the natural juice or gravy, given
off by the meat in cooking: both cookery.
justaucorps [Fr], lit., close to the body; a close-fitting coat or doublet,
with long skirts, popular in the 17th and early 18th centuries.
juste-milieu [Fr], the just {or golden) mean; specif., a method of
government that steers a middle course between extremists.
justicia [Sp], justice.
justicia, mas no por mi casa [Sp], a court of justice by all means, but
not for my family.
j'y suis, j'y reste [Fr], here I am, here I stay: Marshal MacMahon (when
urged to abandon the Malakoff Tower in 1855).