favoritism是什么意思，favoritism的意思翻译、用法、同义词、例句

favoritism英标

美:/'ˈfeɪvərɪtɪzəm; ˈfeɪvərətɪzəm/

偏袒

GRE

n. 偏袒；得宠

The old man's favoritism to his younger son caused resentment among his family.

这位老人对小儿子的偏袒引起了家人的不满。

The teacher's favoritism towards good students caused dissatisfaction among other students.

老师对优秀学生的偏爱引发了其他学生的不满。

This baseball game prohibits referees from showing favoritism to any team.

本次棒球比赛禁止裁判对任何队伍有偏袒的现象。

A parent must be careful not to show favoritism towards any one of their children.

家长必须注意不要偏爱任何一个子女

Every office has its share of favoritism, inefficiency and dumb decisions.

每个办公室都有他偏袒、低效并且愚蠢的决定。

I can also promise favoritism for my own group.

我还可以向自己的族群多许诺些好处，作为配套。

People worry that it seems like you are trying to buy favoritism.

人们担心这看上去好像你想讨好老板一样。

Status Offline All of this favoritism can become self-reinforcing.

偏袒的行为都可能成为”自动强化“。

Avoid favoritism, suspicion and rivalries eroding work performance.

避免偏袒，怀疑和竞争影响工作表现。

n.|partial to/partiality;偏袒；得宠

[ˈfeɪvərɪtɪzəm]

(n.) 偏袒，偏爱，偏袒行为

Favoritism通常用来描述一种不公正的偏袒行为，尤其是在政治、商业或组织等领域中。这种行为可能导致不平等待遇，损害其他人的利益。

The company's management has been accused of favoritism towards certain employees. (公司的管理层被指控偏袒某些员工。)
The coach's favoritism towards certain players is causing resentment among the rest of the team. (教练对某些球员的偏爱引起了其余队员的不满。)

Favoritism是指一种偏袒行为，通常是因为某些人有特殊的关系或地位，而受到特别的待遇。这种偏袒可能导致其他人感到不公平和不满，甚至可能破坏整个组织的和谐。