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preju·diced [ˈpreʤədɪst] ПРИЛ

prejudiced
he is racially prejudiced
he was such a prejudiced man
to be prejudiced about sth/sb
to be prejudiced against sb/sth
to be prejudiced against sb/sth
to be prejudiced in favour [or Am favor] of sb/sth
prejudiced attitude/opinion
prejudiced judgment
prejudiced witness

I. preju·dice [ˈpreʤədɪs] СЪЩ

1. prejudice (preconceived opinion):

Vorurteil ср <-s, -e>

2. prejudice no pl (bias):

Vorurteil ср <-s, -e> gegen +вин
Rassenvorurteil ср <-s, -e>

3. prejudice no pl ЮР:

Schaden м <-s, Schä̱·den>
Benachteiligung f <-, -en>
unbeschadet einer S. род

II. preju·dice [ˈpreʤədɪs] ГЛАГ прх

1. prejudice (harm):

to prejudice sb/sth
jdn/etw schädigen

2. prejudice (bias):

to prejudice sb [against/in favour [or Am favor] of sb/sth]
jdn [gegen/für jdn/etw] einnehmen
to be racially prejudiced
немски
немски
английски
английски
to be prejudiced [against sb]
that's prejudiced
prejudiced
to be prejudiced [against sb]
Present
Iprejudice
youprejudice
he/she/itprejudices
weprejudice
youprejudice
theyprejudice
Past
Iprejudiced
youprejudiced
he/she/itprejudiced
weprejudiced
youprejudiced
theyprejudiced
Present Perfect
Ihaveprejudiced
youhaveprejudiced
he/she/ithasprejudiced
wehaveprejudiced
youhaveprejudiced
theyhaveprejudiced
Past Perfect
Ihadprejudiced
youhadprejudiced
he/she/ithadprejudiced
wehadprejudiced
youhadprejudiced
theyhadprejudiced

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Some of this criticism was prejudiced and ill-informed.
en.wikipedia.org
When someone is prejudiced against people who are homeless and then becomes homeless themselves, their anti-homelessness prejudice turns inward (i.e. hypocrisy), causing depression.
en.wikipedia.org
In the anime, she is extremely prejudiced against all monsters and is largely an unsympathetic character.
en.wikipedia.org
In light of this, some prejudiced pseudo-peaceniks might prefer to suit up and throw down.
www.abc.net.au
And his ex-partner said she was never given any reason to think he was prejudiced in that way.
www.dailymail.co.uk