biased

UK:  ['baɪəst]

US:  ['baɪəst]

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

1 . There was no truthful account of the positive efforts made by the Chinese government. Why they gave so biased reports?
没有任何关于中国政府正面努力的报道。我彻底失望了。为什么选择如此有倾向性的报道？

2 . He deals with the biased views people have of him in an intelligent way.
他以一个有理解力的方法去应付那些对他有偏见的人。

3 . He gave me a priceless gift: the opportunity to see my child while I was still a very public figure, so I'm highly biased in his favor.
他给了我意见无价的礼物：在我仍然是一个公众人物的时候能够有机会来看我的孩子，所以，他太偏爱我了。

4 . Zuma said the international community should not be biased or some foreign media reports, but should also listen to the voice of Libya.
祖马表示，国际社会不应该偏信一些外国媒体的报道，而应同时听取利比亚的声音。

5 . Such an accelerated rate of evolution might be due to factors other than natural selection, in particular GC-biased gene conversion.
这种加速进化可能是由于自然因素以外的其他选择，特别是气相色谱偏向基因转换。