favouritism

英 [ˈfeɪvərɪtɪzəm]

美 [ˈfeɪvərɪtɪzəm]

n.  偏爱; 偏袒

复数：favouritisms　

BNC.19946

牛津词典

noun

• 偏爱；偏袒
  the act of unfairly treating one person better than others because you like them better
  1. The students accused the teacher of favouritism.
     学生指责老师有偏心。

柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用 favoritism


• N-UNCOUNT 偏心;偏袒;偏爱
  If you accuse someone offavouritism, you disapprove of them because they unfairly help or favour one person or group much more than another.
  1. Maria loved both the children. There was never a hint of favouritism.
     玛丽亚对两个孩子都疼爱有加，向来一视同仁。

英英释义

noun

• unfair treatment of a person or group on the basis of prejudice
  Synonym:discriminationfavoritism
• an inclination to favor some person or group
  Synonym:favoritism

双语例句

• The legal liability of judges, who take bribes, practice favouritism, engage in fraudulent practices and bend the law in administering justice, shall be pursued. He will be find liable If he assist a trustee to commit a dishonest breach of trust.
  审判人员有贪污受贿，徇私舞弊，枉法裁判行为的，应当追究法律责任，如果他帮助受托人不诚实地违反信托，他将被判处承担法律责任。
• The decision will only be confirmed on Monday, but talk of favouritism could well be misplaced.
  这个决定在礼拜一的时候才被确认，但是说这是偏坦那是相当多虑的。
• "We shades are strictly impartial, not like you mortals with all your soft-heartedness and favouritism."
  “我们阴间上下都是铁面无私的，不比你们阳间瞻情顾意，有许多的关碍处。”
• A wise teacher never shows favouritism.
  聪明的老师从不显露偏心。
• I recognized this at once as an attitude of rank favouritism.
  我立刻看出这是不折不扣的偏袒态度。
• He got his job through favouritism, not through ability.
  他是通过裙带关系而不是由于自己的能力找到工作的。
• Maria loved both the children. There was never a hint of favouritism.
  玛丽亚对两个孩子都疼爱有加，向来一视同仁。
• Occasionally there are complaints of favouritism.
  偶尔，也有一些对这些裙带主义的抱怨。
• Our teacher is guilty of blatant favouritism.
  我们老师有明显的偏心错误。
• The employees think that most pay raises are based on favouritism. The workers voiced their indignation at being unfairly dismissed.
  被雇者认为大部分的加薪都不公平。对被不公正解雇一事工人们表示愤慨。