show nonpartisanship
The judge showed nonpartisanship during the trial.
法官在审判中表现出公正中立。
不偏不倚；公正
不偏不倚的品质；保持政治独立；nonpartisan的变形
an inclination to weigh both views or opinions equally
不偏不倚的品质；保持政治独立
The quality of not being partisan, of remaining politically independent
The committee was praised for its nonpartisanship when reviewing the proposals.
该委员会在审查提案时因其不偏不倚而受到赞扬。
用法提示：名词nonpartisanship用于介词之后，表示不偏不倚的态度。
Her nonpartisanship made her a fair choice to lead the discussion.
她的公正使她成为主持讨论的公平人选。
用法提示：名词作主语，体现公正无私的品质。
Nonpartisanship is important for anyone who must judge between two sides.
对于必须在两方之间作出判断的人来说，不偏不倚很重要。
用法提示：名词作主语，强调客观公正的原则。
The judge showed nonpartisanship during the trial.
法官在审判中表现出公正中立。
It is important for the committee to maintain nonpartisanship.
委员会保持公正无私很重要。
The organization reaffirmed its commitment to nonpartisanship.
该组织重申了其对无党派立场的承诺。
常用搭配：nonpartisanship in + 领域
Nonpartisanship in reporting is essential for credible journalism.
报道中的无党派立场对可信新闻至关重要。
grammar · medium
易错句子He is a nonpartisanship judge.
正确表达He is a nonpartisan judge.
中文中“无党派倾向”可作形容词或名词，但英语中 nonpartisanship 仅为名词，修饰名词需用形容词形式 nonpartisan。
grammar · medium
易错句子The committee showed many nonpartisanships.
正确表达The committee showed nonpartisanship.
nonpartisanship 是不可数名词，不能加复数 -s。
nonpartisanship是抽象名词，指不偏不倚的态度或原则；nonpartisan是形容词或指人，不能直接替代抽象概念。
nonpartisanship特指政治上的无党派倾向，而impartiality泛指任何情境下的公正。
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