partisanship

英 [ˈpɑːtɪzænʃɪp]

美 [ˈpɑːrtəznʃɪp]

n.  盲目支持; 偏袒

复数：partisanships　

BNC.26824 / COCA.13603

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 盲目支持；偏袒
  Partisanshipis support for a person or group without fair consideration of the facts and circumstances.
  1. His politics were based on loyal partisanship.
     他的政纲靠的是铁杆追随者的支持。

英英释义

noun

• an inclination to favor one group or view or opinion over alternatives
  Synonym:partiality

双语例句

• Examples include the devaluation of life, greater self-centredness by individuals and increased partisanship and ideological divides in Congress.
  例如，个人生活堕落，更加以自我为中心，国会内部的党派色彩更为浓厚，意识形态分歧加大。
• There was a certain partisanship about the way that votes were cast.
  从投票方式上可以看到有某种党派偏见。
• Most Americans are sick of and scared by the dysfunctionality caused by tea party partisanship.
  对于茶党（teaparty）的党派偏见所导致的政治运转失灵，多数美国人都感到厌恶和畏惧。
• The existence, or even the possibility, of natural justice justifies our human, all-too-human partisanship.
  自然正义的存在，甚或可能性证明我们人性的、太人性的党派偏见是正当的。
• "This is too important to fail," he said." And it is too important for partisanship. "
  他说：“这项工作太重要了，不能失败，不能有党派色彩。”
• Partisanship and loyalty to one's own way of life are required by a healthy city.
  党派意识与对自己生活方式的忠诚，是一座健康城市所必须的。
• In this respect, partisanship must not take precedence over the national interests of the people of the United States.
  在这方面，党派不能凌驾于美国人民利益之上。
• They're tired of the partisanship and the shouting and the pettiness.
  他们已经厌烦了党派分歧、叫喊和卑劣的争斗。
• So did others who took sides in those Balkan conflicts, among them correspondents who covered the fighting, with what one of them later described ruefully as his colleagues 'angry partisanship.
  在那些巴尔干冲突中偏袒一方的其他人也是如此，包括一些报道战事的记者，其中一位后来懊悔地将其称之为自己同事的愤怒党派偏见。
• The vicissitude tracks that journalism theory follows can be found out through the keywords-dialectic concerning medium instrument, partisanship, consensus supervision, authenticity, information, etc.
  通过历时性的对媒介工具性、党性、舆论监督、真实性、信息等关键词读解的考查，可发现新时期以来新闻理论的变迁轨迹；