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prejudice sb (against sth/sb)
The media prejudiced the public against the politician.
媒体使公众对这位政治家产生了偏见。
使产生偏见；使有成见；使有先入之见
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使产生偏见；使有成见；使有先入之见
to cause someone to have an unfair or unreasonable opinion about someone or something before they know all the facts; to bias
The media prejudiced the public against the politician.
媒体使公众对这位政治家产生了偏见。
对(某人的地位、机会等)产生负面影响。
To have a negative impact on (someone's position, chances etc.).
使产生偏见；使(某人)心存偏见。
To cause prejudice in; to bias the mind of.
因偏见而造成的不利
disadvantage by prejudice
预先影响(某人的)意见
influence (somebody's) opinion in advance
prejudice
Base
原形
prejudices
3rd person
第三人称单数
prejudicing
-ing
现在分词
prejudiced
Past
过去式
prejudiced
Past participle
过去分词
He prejudices his students against other cultures.
他让他的学生对其他文化产生偏见。
She is prejudicing the jury with her biased statements.
她正用有偏见的陈述影响陪审团。
The media prejudiced the public opinion against the minority.
媒体使公众舆论对少数群体产生了偏见。
通常用于指使某人产生偏见，常与against搭配。
His past experiences prejudice him against all politicians.
他过去的经历使他对所有政客都抱有偏见。
The judge warned the jury not to let media coverage prejudice their decision.
法官警告陪审团不要让媒体报道影响他们的判决。
She was prejudiced by the rumor and refused to listen to his explanation.
她被谣言所误导，拒绝听他的解释。
The media prejudiced the public against the politician.
媒体使公众对这位政治家产生了偏见。
Many people are prejudiced against immigrants.
许多人对移民抱有偏见。
His criminal record prejudiced his chances of getting the job.
他的犯罪记录损害了他获得这份工作的机会。
Not this
He is prejudice against people from other countries.
Use this
He is prejudiced against people from other countries.
错误地将'prejudice'用作形容词。'prejudice'是动词或名词，作形容词时应用过去分词形式'prejudiced'。
Not this
She prejudiced to the idea without thinking.
Use this
She was prejudiced against the idea without thinking.
介词搭配错误。'prejudiced'后应接介词'against'，而非'to'，表示对某事持有偏见。
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使某人对某事产生偏见
His past experience prejudiced him against online shopping.
他过去的经历使他对网上购物产生了偏见。
使陪审团产生偏见
Pretrial publicity may prejudice the jury.
审判前的报道可能会使陪审团产生偏见。
损害某人的机会
The mistake prejudiced her chances of getting the scholarship.
这个错误损害了她获得奖学金的机会。
使结果有失公正
Any outside interference could prejudice the outcome of the election.
任何外部干预都可能使选举结果有失公正。
对案件产生不利影响
The delayed report prejudiced the case against the defendant.
报告延误对被告的案件产生了不利影响。
旅行给偏见、顽固和狭隘带来致命打击。
Mark Twain wrote this in his travel book The Innocents Abroad to show that travel helps people overcome prejudice.
马克·吐温在他的游记《傻子出国记》中写下这句话，表明旅行有助于人们克服偏见。
常识是十八岁以前所形成的各种偏见的总和。
Albert Einstein is credited with this witty observation about how unexamined attitudes become prejudices.
人们把这句话归功于阿尔伯特·爱因斯坦，它幽默地指出未经反思的态度会变成偏见。
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联想 pre（提前）+judice（似 judge 审判）：还没开庭就定罪，先入为主，就是 prejudice（偏见）。
语域：formal 常见场景：formal writing、legal documents、academic discourse 动词 prejudice 多用于正式语体，常见于法律文书、学术文章等；口语中通常用 bias（使有偏见）或 damage（损害）等表达。
No common word rhymes exactly with prejudice /ˈprɛdʒədɪs/. Justice, practice, notice, and service share only the final unstressed /ɪs/ sound of prejudice, but their stress falls on a different syllable. Precious (/ˈprɛʃəs/) and previous (/ˈpriːviəs/) are spelling lookalikes through the prefix 'pre', but they are not rhymes; previous especially has a different vowel sound.
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