prejudge
IPA/ˌpriːˈdʒʌdʒ/
KK[pridʒˈʌdʒ]IPA/ˌpriːˈdʒʌdʒ/
prejudge — 動詞
- prejudgepresent simple I / you / we / they
- prejudgeshe / she / it
- prejudgedpast simple
- prejudging-ing form
1. to decide what you think of someone or something too early, before you have lear
1.動詞
釋義
預先評斷
未了解全部事實就先下判斷
to decide what you think of someone or something too early, before you have learned enough about them
例句
Please don't prejudge Omar before he has had a chance to explain.
請別對 Omar 先入為主,要讓他有機會解釋。
prejudge + person, before hearing their side
The coach refused to prejudge the new players before watching them train.
教練拒絕在看過新球員訓練之前就先入為主地評斷他們。
refuse to + prejudge + group of people
Amihan tried not to prejudge the flat from its messy online photos.
Amihan 努力不憑凌亂的網路照片就預先評斷那間公寓。
Élise felt it was unfair that reporters had prejudged her case.
Élise 覺得記者早已對她的案子先入為主,這很不公平。
past perfect: had prejudged + someone's case
Adina promised to listen first and not prejudge the new neighbours.
Adina 答應會先聽再說,不對新鄰居預先評斷。