bias
🇺🇸
/ˈbaɪəs/
🇬🇧
/ˈbaɪəs/
noun
B2
An unfair preference for or against someone or something.
The news report showed clear bias in favor of one political party.
该新闻报道明显偏向某一政党。
R
A natural liking or talent for something.
She has a strong bias toward creative writing.
她对创意写作有很强的天赋。
R
A mistake in research results because something important was not considered.
The study had bias because it only included young participants.
这项研究存在偏差，因为它只纳入了年轻参与者。
R
A diagonal cut across the threads of fabric.
The dress was cut on the bias to make it flow better.
这件连衣裙采用斜裁方式，使其更具流动感。
verb
R
To unfairly influence someone's thoughts or choices.
The article tried to bias readers against the new policy.
这篇文章试图让读者对新政策产生偏见。
R
To affect research results so they are not accurate.
Poor sampling methods can bias the study results.
拙劣的抽样方法会使研究结果产生偏差。
translation
偏见, 天赋, 偏差, 斜裁
使有偏见, 使产生偏差
词形变化
3rd Present
biases
Past
biased,biassed
Perfect
biased,biassed
Progressive
biasing,biassing