prejudiced

英['predʒədist]美['predʒədist]

adj.
~ (against sb/sth) 有偏见的；有成见的；偏见的；偏心的

同：	[a.] discriminatory
反：	[a.] impartial, unprejudiced

His theory met both sound and prejudiced opposition
他的理论遇到了合理的和怀偏见的两种反对。收藏
Her charm prejudiced the judges in her favour.
她姿色迷人,因而评委都偏向她.收藏
One who discriminates against or who is hostile toward or prejudiced against Jews.
反犹太主义者歧视犹太人,敌视犹太人,或对犹太人抱有偏见的人收藏
The laws have changed, but some people-on all sides of the color spectrum-remain prejudiced
法律已经改变了,但是有些人--各种肤色的人--仍然保有歧视的态度收藏
"You are so obnoxious!" fumed Miss Su."You're completely prejudiced.You shouldn't be discussing poetry."
苏小姐怒道:“你这人最讨厌，全是偏见，根本不配讲诗。”收藏

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being biased or having a belief or attitude formed beforehand
- a prejudiced judge
[同] discriminatory, prejudiced
[反] impartial, unprejudiced
emanating from a person's emotions and prejudices

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