prejudiced

形容词怀偏见的; 有成见的; 偏颇的

动词损害(prejudice的过去分词); 使抱偏见

1. 有成见的;偏颇的：objective客观的 | prejudiced有成见的;偏颇的 | persuasive有说服力的

2. 怀偏见的：prejudice 偏见 | prejudiced 怀偏见的 | prejudicial 存有偏见的

3. 有偏见的：146.faultless完美的; | 147.prejudiced有偏见的; | 148.oversimplified过于简单化的;

4. 不公平的,偏见的：partial 不公平的 | prejudiced 不公平的,偏见的 | lucid adj. 1. 明白的;清晰的 2. 神志清明的

1. 心怀偏见的；有成见的；偏爱的
    A person who is prejudiced against someone has an unreasonable dislike of them. A person who is prejudiced in favour of someone has an unreasonable preference for them.

    e.g. Some landlords and landladies are racially prejudiced...
           一些房东有种族偏见。
    e.g. I like to think I'm not prejudiced.
           我觉得自己并没有偏见。

1. But I have to point out that this typically reflects a prejudiced understanding of China, which stems from a stereotyped Cold War image of the country.

2. And such arrangements should not be prejudiced against either of the countries or the final delimitation.

3. He had appealed the original 2008 sentence on the grounds that some of the jurors were prejudiced against him.

4. Some law enforcement officers were prejudiced against defense lawyers, he added.

5. The commission and the company have discussed arrangements ensuring existing clients with outstanding positions will not be prejudiced.

6. It is another to have totally prejudiced views, which unfortunately is the case with most of them.

7. On the same campus, ordinary students are prejudiced against and get almost nothing from the national education resources.

8. The Western media's coverage of the July 5 riots in Urumqi shows how prejudiced they are against China.

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9. The senior citizens are prejudiced against and mistreated, which led to a higher rate of suicides among them.

10. Chinese audiences are prejudiced against domestic movies and are reluctant to go to see them.

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