Biased Meaning in English
word
ˈbaɪəst
BY-uhst
bˈaɪəst
BY-uhst
释义
Having a preference or prejudice for or against someone or something, often in a way that is unfair.
用法与细微差别
Used mostly in formal or neutral settings. Common collocations: 'biased opinion', 'biased report', 'biased towards/against'. Can refer to people, information, or systems. Don’t confuse with 'prejudiced' (stronger, often about race or groups).
Spanish: parcial - sesgadoPortuguese (BR): tendencioso - parcialPortuguese (PT): tendencioso - parcialChinese (Simplified): 有偏见的Chinese (Traditional): 有偏見的Hindi: पक्षपातीArabic: منحازBengali: পক্ষপাতদুষ্ট - পূর্বাগ্রহীRussian: предвзятый - необъективныйJapanese: 偏った - 偏見のあるVietnamese: thiên vịKorean: 편향된Turkish: önyargılı - taraflıUrdu: متعصب - طرفدارIndonesian: berpihak - bias
例句
The judge cannot be biased in court.
basic
Her opinion was biased because her friend was involved.
basic
This article is biased towards one side.
basic
I think the news report was pretty biased.
natural
Don’t ask him for advice—he’s totally biased about this topic.
natural
It’s hard to find non-biased information online these days.
natural