| [/ˈbaɪəs; ˋbaɪəs/] n 用法:
1 opinion or feeling that strongly favours one side in an argument or one item in a group or series; predisposition; prejudice 偏见; 成见; 偏心:
The university has a bias towards/in favour of/against the sciences. 该大学偏重[侧重/歧视]理科. *
The committee is of a/has a conservative bias. 委员会有一种保守的偏见. *
He is without bias, ie is impartial. 他没有成见. 用法:
2 slanting direction across threads of woven material （织物的）斜纹:
The skirt is cut on the bias, ie cut with the threads running diagonally across the weave. 这条裙子是斜裁的（斜开料剪裁）. 用法:
3 (a) (in bowls) tendency of the ball to swerve because of the way it is weighted （滚木球的）偏斜.
(b) weighting that causes this （滚木球的）偏重心. bias 2
v (-s-, -ss-) [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sb (towards/in favour of/against sb/sth) give a bias to sb; prejudice sb; influence sb, esp unfairly 对某人有偏见、成见、影响（尤指不公正者）:
a bias(s)ed account/jury, ie one which is not impartial 有偏见的叙述[陪审团] *
The newspaper/He is clearly bias(s)ed (in the government's favour). 报纸[他]很明显是偏向（政府）的. |