偏见

Have/has a prejudice against sb.

对有偏见

Have a prejudice against ...

对…有偏见

The late disorders in Edinburgh have excited a prejudice in government against the nation at large.

最近爱丁堡的骚动又在政府里激起了对这个国家的普遍的偏见。

For some reason, over the years, people have developed a prejudice against websites that have not got their own domain names.

由于某些原因，多年来人们研制出偏见，没有自己的网站域名。

Of course, there are indeed older people have a prejudice against foreigners, but the younger generation should be no discrimination against it.

当然确实是有年纪大的人对外地人有偏见，但年轻一代的应该没有什么歧视吧。

Speech coaches and many other professionals say that some Americans have a prejudice against those who speak with an accent.

语音教师和许多其他专业人士认为，一些美国人对说话带有口音的人带有偏见。

Society seemed to have a prejudice against adolescents; nevertheless, adolescents still had confidence in themselves.

虽然社会对少年有偏见存在，但少年仍有自信，只是社会认知却是倾向负面的。

Your letter has shocked me a lot since I can't believe that a foreigner who has visited China several time would have a serious prejudice against China.

收到您的来信，令我感到很震惊，因为我没有想到一个多次来过中国的外国人还会对中国有这么深的偏见。

Have a prejudice against sb.

对某人有偏见

If they no longer have a prejudice against people who don't sound the same as they, they may be more accepting of people from different backgrounds who don't sound the same, Professor Crain said.

如果人们不再对说不同语言的人持有偏见，那么他们更容易接受那些和他们有着不同社会背景，说不同语言的人。

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。