biased

美音：['baɪəst] 英音：['baɪəst]

简单释义：

adj.偏向；偏重；有偏见的；倾向性的

v.“bias”的过去式和过去分词

网络片面的；偏颇；偏误

完整释义：

adj.

1.有偏见;片面的;倾向性
2.偏置的
3.加了偏压的
4.偏斜的

例句：

It strikes me that much of the textbooks that are used to educate our children are inherently biased.
它震撼了我，因为很多用来教育我们小孩的教科书都存在固有偏见。
As a virologist, I may be biased, but I believe the greatest advances in molecular therapies in the near future will involve viruses.
作为病毒学家，我可能存有偏见，但是我相信在不久的将来，分子疗法方面最大的进展将涉及病毒。
While the bank should provide its own evaluations, these would tend to be biased toward justification of what it had done.
尽管银行提供自评时，可能会对它所做的有些偏袒。
He said it was unhelpful for doctors to be biased against obese patients.
他说医生对肥胖病人有偏见是没有好处的。
But such biased individual reports would be unlikely to affect the overall findings of a large study like this one.
但是，这种单独的附有偏见的报告应该很难影响到这类大型研究的最终结果。
Judgment is often biased by interest.
判断往往因利害关系而产生偏差。
Likewise, a male chauvinist cannot recognize how biased he is in favor of his own sex, no matter how flagrant that bias may be.
同样地，无论对自己性别的偏袒有多么明显，大男子主义者对那种偏见也是视若无睹。
Anyways , to the point. . . To say that Kobe does not deserve the MVP award is just misinformed, biased, and plain wrong.
不管怎样，往点子上说吧…说科比不配得MVP是错误的，有偏见的，绝对的不正确。

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