Word · Frequency #26824
partisanship
党派偏见；党派性
an inclination to favor one group, view, or opinion over alternatives
- 1.
An inclination to be partisan or biased; partiality.
偏袒或偏见的倾向；偏心。
偏袒或偏见的倾向；偏心。；党派性；党派偏见；对党派的忠诚
In use
The committee's decision was criticized for its obvious partisanship.
Many voters are tired of the constant partisanship in Congress.
Her report was marked by partisanship rather than objective analysis.
partisanship in [context]
The committee's partisanship in the investigation was widely criticized.
该委员会在调查中的党派偏见受到广泛批评。
accusations of partisanship
Accusations of partisanship have damaged the agency's credibility.
党派偏见的指控损害了该机构的信誉。
set aside partisanship
Leaders urged both sides to set aside partisanship for the common good.
领导人敦促双方为了共同利益搁置党派偏见。
Common mistakes
She is a strong partisanship.She is a strong partisan.
partisanship是抽象名词，表示党派偏见或忠诚，不能指人；应使用名词partisan表示支持者。
They have partisanship opinions.They have partisan opinions.
partisanship是名词，不能直接修饰名词；应使用形容词partisan表示党派的。
Connections
Collocations
- blind partisanship
- 盲目的党派偏见
- Blind partisanship prevented the committee from reaching a fair decision.盲目的党派偏见使委员会无法做出公正的决定。
- toxic partisanship
- 恶劣的党派之争
- Toxic partisanship in Washington has stalled nearly all major legislation.华盛顿恶劣的党派之争使几乎所有重大立法都陷入停滞。
- rise above partisanship
- 超越党派偏见
- The mayor urged both sides to rise above partisanship and work for the city.市长敦促双方超越党派偏见，为该市共同努力。
- extreme partisanship
- 极端的党派偏见
- Extreme partisanship has made it almost impossible to have a civil debate.极端的党派偏见使得进行文明的辩论几乎不可能。
- political partisanship
- 政治党派偏见
- The report was criticized for its political partisanship.该报告因带有政治党派偏见而受到批评。
Learner notes
Memory Tip
联想 partisan 中的 part（部分）：只认自己这个“部分”（党派）而偏袒一方——partisanship 即党派偏见。
Context & Register
语域：formal 常见场景：political analysis、academic writing 该词多用于正式的政治讨论、新闻评论或学术写作；日常口语中通常说 bias 或 favoritism，较少直接使用 partisanship。
Pronunciation & Spelling
All six words end in the suffix -ship, pronounced /ʃɪp/, matching the final /ʃɪp/ of partisanship. They do not rhyme with the whole word because the stressed vowel differs: partisanship stresses the first syllable /ˈpɑːtəz.../, while these words have their own first-syllable vowels. Citizenship and partisanship share the closest ending structure /zənʃɪp/, but citizenship stresses /ˈsɪ.../ and partisanship stresses /ˈpɑː.../. Beware the lookalike 'partisan' (/ˈpɑːtɪzæn/), which lacks the -ship suffix and ends with a different sound.
Learn the forms together
页面下方列出了常见词形变化。学习时注意它们在句子中的语法位置。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.