partisanship
gb/pˈɑɹtəzənʃˌɪp/ us/pˈɑɹtəzənʃˌɪp/
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Angličtina
pártosság, pártoskodás, elfogultság, részrehajlás
PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO
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pártosság
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pártoskodás
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Vzorec užití:
partisanship among/between [groups]; accusations of partisanship; [adjective] partisanship
Voters are tired of the bitter partisanship in Washington.
A választók belefáradtak a washingtoni keserű pártoskodásba.
The committee's work was delayed by accusations of partisanship.
A bizottság munkáját a pártosság vádjai késleltették.
Rising partisanship has made compromise much harder.
Učební příklady
Partisanship made the debate angry.
A pártosság elmérgesítette a vitát.
The mayor asked local leaders to avoid partisanship.
A polgármester arra kérte a helyi vezetőket, hogy kerüljék a pártosságot.
Častá chyba:
Partisanship is usually uncountable: say "partisanship is increasing," not "a partisanship is increasing." It does not mean a party or celebration.
Význam
biased party loyalty
Kolokace
political partisanship
|bitter partisanship
|deep partisanship
|extreme partisanship
|rising partisanship
|congressional partisanship
|party partisanship
|accusations of partisanship
|charges of partisanship
|levels of partisanship
Synonyma
party loyalty (focuses on allegiance to a political party and is less negative)
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political bias (stresses unfair judgment in politics)
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factionalism (stresses division into opposing political groups)
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partiality (more general and often slightly formal)
Antonyma
nonpartisanship (lack of loyalty to or bias toward a political party)
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impartiality (fairness toward all sides)
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bipartisanship (cooperation between political parties rather than party conflict)
Témata
politics
|government
|media
|society
Definice
strong loyalty to a political party or side, often in a way that is unfair to others
Strong support for a political party or political side, especially when it leads to bias, hostility, or unwillingness to compromise.
PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO
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elfogultság
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részrehajlás
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Vzorec užití:
partisanship toward/in favor of [someone/something]; [adjective] partisanship
The article's partisanship made it hard to trust its reporting.
A cikk elfogultsága miatt nehéz volt megbízni a tudósításában.
In sports, partisanship can make fans ignore their own team's mistakes.
A sportban az elfogultság miatt a szurkolók figyelmen kívül hagyhatják a saját csapatuk hibáit.
The panel was designed to reduce partisanship in the selection process.
Učební příklady
His partisanship made his opinion unfair.
Elfogultsága miatt igazságtalan volt a véleménye.
The judge tried to avoid partisanship.
A bíró igyekezett elkerülni a részrehajlást.
Častá chyba:
Do not use partisanship to mean simple participation. It means biased support or loyalty to one side.
Význam
biased support for a side
Kolokace
blind partisanship
|ideological partisanship
|cultural partisanship
|tribal partisanship
|regional partisanship
|sports partisanship
|show partisanship
|accused of partisanship
|reduce partisanship
|overcome partisanship
Synonyma
bias (broader and usually negative)
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partiality (a preference for one side; often formal)
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one-sidedness (emphasizes lack of balance)
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advocacy (active support, not necessarily unfair)
Antonyma
objectivity (judgment based on facts rather than loyalty)
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neutrality (not taking sides)
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even-handedness (fair treatment of all sides)
Témata
opinions
|media
|debate
|society
|sports
Definice
strong support for one side that can make someone unfair or not objective
Biased or strongly one-sided support for a cause, group, person, or side, not necessarily in formal politics.
Gramatika
Slovníkový tvar
partisanship
IPA
GB/pˈɑɹtəzənʃˌɪp/
US/pˈɑɹtəzənʃˌɪp/
Slabiky a přízvuk
par - tis - an - ship (4 slabiky)
Stress on 1st syllable (par)
Tvary slova
Noun
- Base: partisanship
- Plural: partisanship
Výrazy
blind partisanship
1/blˈaɪnd pˈɑɹtəzənʃˌɪp/
fixed phrase
unquestioning party loyalty
supporting your side no matter what, without thinking fairly
Příklady
- Blind partisanship led supporters to defend behavior they had criticized in their opponents.
- The editor warned that blind partisanship was poisoning public debate.
- She rejected blind partisanship and criticized her own party when necessary.
Učební příklady
- Blind partisanship can make people unfair.
- He does not want blind partisanship in the group.
naked partisanship
1/nˈeɪkɪd pˈɑɹtəzənʃˌɪp/
fixed phrase
formal
blatant political bias
very obvious political bias that the speaker disapproves of
Příklady
- Critics called the redistricting plan naked partisanship.
- The appointment was viewed as naked partisanship rather than a merit-based decision.
- Opponents said the investigation was an act of naked partisanship.
Učební příklady
- The decision looked like naked partisanship.
- Many people criticized the plan as naked partisanship.
partisanship aside
1/pˈɑɹtəzənʃˌɪp əsˈaɪd/
fixed phrase
ignoring political bias
used before saying something without focusing on political sides
Příklady
- Partisanship aside, the report raises serious questions about the program.
- Partisanship aside, most voters want the roads repaired.
- The policy is expensive, partisanship aside.
Učební příklady
- Partisanship aside, the plan has problems.
- Partisanship aside, we need a solution.
put aside partisanship
1/pˈʊt əsˈaɪd pˈɑɹtəzənʃˌɪp/
fixed phrase
stop political bias temporarily
to stop focusing on political sides so people can work together
Příklady
- The senators put aside partisanship to approve the emergency bill.
- Residents urged the council to put aside partisanship and fix the water system.
- Can both sides put aside partisanship long enough to reach a deal?
Učební příklady
- They put aside partisanship and helped the town.
- We need to put aside partisanship now.
rise above partisanship
1/ɹˈaɪz əbˈʌv pˈɑɹtəzənʃˌɪp/
fixed phrase
act beyond party bias
to stop acting only for your political side and try to do what is best more generally
Příklady
- After the storm, lawmakers promised to rise above partisanship and pass relief funding quickly.
- The president urged the commission to rise above partisanship.
- It is difficult to rise above partisanship during an election year.
Učební příklady
- Leaders must rise above partisanship.
- They tried to rise above partisanship and work together.