pin1 si1偏私
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Definition
To show favoritism or bias, protecting one side instead of acting impartially.
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How it's used
Describes a specific lack of impartiality where someone allows personal relationships or private interests to override objective judgment. It carries a strong negative connotation of unfairness and is often used in professional or organizational contexts to criticize leadership or decision making. Unlike general bias, it specifically implies a deliberate act of shielding or favoring one party over another.
Examples
He is very biased at work and always favors his own people.
Do you think he was biased in how he handled this matter?
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