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一边倒

Word · VerbTraditional一邊倒

lean completely to one side; be biased toward one party

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb

to lean completely toward one side; to side entirely with one party in a dispute; to be biased

neutral

Often used to describe political stances, media coverage, or opinions where neutrality is abandoned. Can carry a negative connotation of lacking objectivity.

Zài在
zhè这
gè个
zhēng争
yì议
zhōng中
 ,
méi媒
tǐ体
bù不
yīng应
gāi该
yī一
biān边
dǎo倒
 。

In this controversy, the media should not be biased toward one side.

Qiú球
mí迷
men们
yī一
biān边
dǎo倒
dì地
zhī支
chí持
zhǔ主
duì队
 。

The fans unanimously supported the home team.

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Fǎ法
yuàn院
pàn判
jué决
bù不
néng能
yī一
biān边
dǎo倒
 ,
yào要
gōng公
zhèng正
 。

Court judgments cannot be one-sided; they must be fair.

Yú舆
lùn论
chéng呈
xiàn现
yī一
biān边
dǎo倒
de的
tài态
shì势
 。

Public opinion showed a completely one-sided trend.