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| 31. | Divest you of your prejudice. |
| 扫除你的偏见。 |
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| 32. | Prejudice blindfolds the mind. |
| 偏见使头脑模糊不清。 |
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| 33. | Prejudice warps the judgment. |
| 偏见歪曲了判断 |
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| 34. | racial antipathies [ characteristics, prejudice ] |
| 种族反感[特质, 偏见] |
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| 35. | Favorable prejudice or bias. |
| 偏袒或偏见 |
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| 36. | views tinctured with prejudice |
| 带有偏见的见解 |
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| 37. | be swayed by prejudice |
| 为偏见所左右 |
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| 38. | Any prejudice is morally wrong. |
| 任何偏见从道义上来说都是错的。 |
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| 39. | to the prejudice of... |
| 构成…的伤害,损及… |
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| 40. | Fat prejudice begins in childhood. |
| 对肥胖的偏见在孩童时代就开始萌生了。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 高中英语(高二上学期适用) 6 - Unit 4 A Good Heart to Lean on -B |
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