prejudicing

常見例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• They accused him of having a prejudice against his women employees.
  他們指責(zé)他歧視女雇員。
• A judge must be free from prejudice.
  法官必須不抱成見。

用作動詞 (v.)

用作及物動詞: S+～+ n./pron.

• He prejudiced his claim by asking too much.
  他因要求太多而損害了自己的要求權(quán)。
• Your bad spelling may prejudice your chances of getting this job.
  你糟糕的拼寫會妨礙你獲得這個工作的機(jī)會。
• His voice and manner prejudice his audience against him.
  他的聲音和風(fēng)度都使聽眾反感。

用作名詞 (n.)

• She has a prejudice against modern music.
  她對現(xiàn)代音樂懷有偏見。
• A judge must be free from prejudice.
  法官必須不抱成見。
• The offer was accepted without prejudice to the current pay negotiations.
  該提議獲得接納，但對目前正在進(jìn)行的工資談判并無影響。
• A new law has been brought in to discourage racial prejudice.
  一項反對種族歧視的新法律已被提出。
• We can't do the prejudice of your rights.
  我們不能做有損你權(quán)益的事。

用作及物動詞 (vt.)

• Your bad spelling may prejudice your chances of getting this job.
  你糟糕的拼寫會妨礙你獲得這個工作的機(jī)會。
• Her charm prejudiced the judges in her favour.
  她姿色迷人，因而評委都偏向她。
• His pleasant voice and manner prejudiced the jury in his favor.
  他那令人愉快的聲音和舉止使陪審團(tuán)對他產(chǎn)生了偏心。
• Her charm prejudiced the judges in her favour.
  她姿色迷人，因而評委都偏向她。
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