sir pass is just beneath us

sir pass is just beneath us:

just

adj

a just punishment

a just reward

You have received a just reward.

It's just that you should be rewarded for your work.

just weights

just

adv

just after New Year

They've just arrived.

The bell just rang.

It is his birthday; he is just ten years old.

, 10?

That is just what I think.

It's just three o'clock.

"She's clever, but her younger sister is just as clever."

",?"

He came just as I was leaving.

I can just reach the top shelf if I stand on my toes.

"'I've just arrived by train,' she said."

"','"

"He has just bought an Australian car and has gone to Alice Springs, a small town in the centre of Australia."

",?.?"

,

You only just caught the train.

You have just missed the bus.

That's just beautiful!

Just a moment!

Just the door squeaking, not a man.

I rang up just to say hello.

He's just a lad.

just about

I met him just about here.

They had just about won the game when they had to stop playing.

",?"

He's just about to leave.

Our team just about won the game - we finished only one goal ahead.

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just

adj.

,

; ?

,

a just decision

a just claim

[?]

just suspicions

just weights

in just proportions

just

adv.

, ?, ?

, ?

, ?

, ?, ?

(?)...?, ?

, ?

, ?

I was just going when he came in.

I'm just teasing you.

J-fancy [think of] the terrible result.

!

just about

, ?(?), ?

, ?

,

just after

...

just as

, ?...?

just as it is

,

just as they were

,

just now

,

,

just on

; ?

just so

just then

,

just yet

(?)...

not just ... but

...?