prejudice 是什么意思

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过去式:prejudiced 过去分词:prejudiced 名词复数:prejudices 现在分词:prejudicing

中文翻译与英英解释

n.
1.偏见，成见；歧视。
2.【法律】损害，伤害；不利。
短语和例子
Divest you of your prejudice. 扫除你的偏见。 be swayed by prejudice 为偏见所左右。 have a prejudice against (sb.) 对(某人)有偏见。 have a prejudice in favour of ... 袒护，偏爱。 in [to the] prejudice of 有损于，不利于。 without prejudice 1. 无偏见。 2. 【法律】不违背；不使(合法权利等)受损害。
vt.
1.使抱偏见，使怀成见。
2.侵害，伤害，损害。
短语和例子
His manner prejudiced his audience against [in favour of] him. 他的态度使听众对他发生了反感[好感]。 You prejudiced your chances of success. 你糟蹋了你的前途。

a partiality that prevents objective consideration of an issue or situation
同义词：bias, preconception,

	influence (somebody''s) opinion in advance 同义词：prepossess,
	disadvantage by prejudice

例句与用法

	1.	You're letting prejudice carry you away . 你是让偏见左右你的一切了。
	2.	I think you have a prejudice against tonics . 我认你对补药有偏见。
	3.	He is free from prejudice to everybody . 他对所有的人都不带有任何成见。
	4.	She has a prejudice against modern music . 她对现代音乐怀有偏见。
	5.	Any prejudice is morally wrong . 任何偏见从道义上来说都是错的。
	6.	Try not to be prejudiced in your judgements . 你作判断时要尽量做到不存偏见。
	7.	You prejudiced your chances of success . 你糟蹋了你的前途。
	8.	Her charm prejudiced the judges in her favor . 她姿色迷人，因而评委都偏向她。
	9.	Hitler repudiated all ideological prejudices . 希特勒抛开了一切意识形态的偏见。
	10.	His manner prejudiced his audience against him . 他的态度使听众对他发生了反感。

prejudice是什么意思

prejudice 是什么意思

中文翻译与英英解释

例句与用法