| 词汇 | prejudice |
| 释义 | prejudice /`prєdʒәdɪs/ n. A bias, favorable or unfavorable. 偏见。 He has a prejudice in our favor. 他对我们有所偏爱。 An opinion formed without due examination of the facts. 武断；成见。 Injury or harm as a result of hasty or unfair judgment. (不公允裁判所造成之)伤害；损害。 These measures were evidently intended to serve the proprietary interest, with great prejudice to that of the people. 此等措施显然是为有产阶级而设，对于人民之利益大有损害。 Unreasoning objection to or hatred of persons or thing. 厌恶；厌恨。 phrases to [in] the prejudice of 有损于。 without prejudice (a)无偏见地。(b)【法律】无损于合法权利地。 (过去式: prejudiced; 过去完成式: prejudiced; 现在进行式: prejudicing) v.t. To cause to form an opinion, usually unfavorable, before examination of the facts. 使预存成见；使存偏见。 These facts had prejudiced us against him. 这些事实使我们对他有偏见。 To hurt, harm or damage by some opinion or action. 伤害；损害；损伤。 His past record prejudiced his chances of promotion. 他过去的纪录不利于他升迁的机会。 synonyms unfairness, partiality. |
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