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bias AC /ˈbaɪəs/ noun an unfair attitude which makes you treat one person or group better or worse than anotheradjectives/nouns + biaspolitical bias New reporting is often affected by political bias.personal bias During the job interview, you should be careful to avoid personal bias towards or against the candidate.ideological bias (=a bias that comes from a particular way of thinking about the world) Historical accounts often contain some political or ideological bias.liberal/right-wing/left-wing etc bias Many Republicans claim that the US media has a liberal bias.a strong/marked bias There is a strong bias against older women.a clear/obvious/blatant bias The press showed a clear bias towards the ruling party.racial/cultural bias There is evidence of racial bias in some court cases. | The test questions may have a cultural bias, and children from non-British homes have difficulty answering them.gender bias (=a bias concerning men and women) There is a gender bias in many toys: pink kitchens for the girls, blue cars for the boys.class bias Is there a class bias in who gets admitted to universities?patriotic bias (=a bias in favour of your country) There is a patriotic bias in favour of the England team.media bias The candidate complained of media bias against him in the run-up to the election.verbshave a bias against/in favour of sb The college has a bias in favour of middle-class students.show/display/demonstrate bias The referee is not allowed to show any bias toward either team.accuse sb of bias He accused the newspaper of having a liberal bias.avoid bias Teachers are careful to avoid bias towards any student.reflect/reveal a bias The way the questions were worded reflected a bias against fat people.eliminate/reduce bias The participants are chosen at random, in order to reduce bias.overcome bias Women are still working to overcome traditional bias in the workplace.prepositionsa bias against sb The article shows a bias against women.a bias towards/toward/in favour of sb An analysis of national television news revealed a significant bias towards the government.without bias The information must be presented without bias.phrasesbe free from bias The news is supposed to be free from bias.anti-American/anti-intellectual etc bias He accused the newspaper of having an anti-French bias.pro-British/pro-government etc bias Israel accused them of a pro-Arab bias in their Middle East policies.

词组	bias
释义	bias AC /ˈbaɪəs/ noun an unfair attitude which makes you treat one person or group better or worse than anotheradjectives/nouns + biaspolitical bias New reporting is often affected by political bias.personal bias During the job interview, you should be careful to avoid personal bias towards or against the candidate.ideological bias (=a bias that comes from a particular way of thinking about the world) Historical accounts often contain some political or ideological bias.liberal/right-wing/left-wing etc bias Many Republicans claim that the US media has a liberal bias.a strong/marked bias There is a strong bias against older women.a clear/obvious/blatant bias The press showed a clear bias towards the ruling party.racial/cultural bias There is evidence of racial bias in some court cases. \| The test questions may have a cultural bias, and children from non-British homes have difficulty answering them.gender bias (=a bias concerning men and women) There is a gender bias in many toys: pink kitchens for the girls, blue cars for the boys.class bias Is there a class bias in who gets admitted to universities?patriotic bias (=a bias in favour of your country) There is a patriotic bias in favour of the England team.media bias The candidate complained of media bias against him in the run-up to the election.verbshave a bias against/in favour of sb The college has a bias in favour of middle-class students.show/display/demonstrate bias The referee is not allowed to show any bias toward either team.accuse sb of bias He accused the newspaper of having a liberal bias.avoid bias Teachers are careful to avoid bias towards any student.reflect/reveal a bias The way the questions were worded reflected a bias against fat people.eliminate/reduce bias The participants are chosen at random, in order to reduce bias.overcome bias Women are still working to overcome traditional bias in the workplace.prepositionsa bias against sb The article shows a bias against women.a bias towards/toward/in favour of sb An analysis of national television news revealed a significant bias towards the government.without bias The information must be presented without bias.phrasesbe free from bias The news is supposed to be free from bias.anti-American/anti-intellectual etc bias He accused the newspaper of having an anti-French bias.pro-British/pro-government etc bias Israel accused them of a pro-Arab bias in their Middle East policies.
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