to prejudice
01
使产生偏见, 负面影响
to unfairly influence someone's opinion or judgment about someone or something
Transitive: to prejudice sb/sth
例子
Her negative experiences prejudiced her against people from that particular ethnicity.
她的负面经历使她对那个特定种族的人产生了偏见。
It 's important not to let personal biases prejudice your judgment when evaluating others.
在评估他人时，重要的是不要让个人偏见偏见你的判断。
02
损害, 危害
to harm or reduce someone's chances, prospects, or standing
Transitive: to prejudice an opportunity or prospect
例子
The false rumors prejudiced her reputation in the workplace.
虚假谣言损害了她在工作场所的声誉。
His prior conviction prejudiced his chances of finding a new job.
他之前的定罪损害了他找到新工作的机会。
Prejudice
01
偏见, 成见
an unreasonable opinion or judgment based on dislike felt for a person, group, etc., particularly because of their race, sex, etc.
例子
His remarks revealed a deep-seated prejudice against immigrants.
他的言论揭示了对移民根深蒂固的 偏见。
The organization works to combat racial prejudice and discrimination.
该组织致力于对抗种族偏见和歧视。
02
偏见, 损害
damage done to someone because of unfair ideas or beliefs about them
例子
They worked to stop any prejudice in how people are treated in school.
他们致力于阻止在学校中人们如何被对待的任何偏见。
The new law was made to stop any prejudice against certain people.
新法律的制定是为了阻止对某些人的任何偏见。
