one-sided argument; partial reasoning
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one-sided reasoning; partial argument; one side of the story
Describes a biased or incomplete view of a situation, often emphasizing a lack of objectivity or fairness. Commonly used in disputes or debates to point out that only one party's perspective is being considered.
Nǐ你
bù不
néng能
zhǐ只
tīng听
yī一
miàn面
r儿
lǐ理
，
yě也
yào要
tīng听
ting听
duì对
fāng方
zěn怎
me么
shuō说
。
You can't just listen to one side of the story; you should also hear what the other party has to say.
Tā他
ná拿
yī一
miàn面
r儿
lǐ理
lái来
wèi为
zì自
jǐ己
biàn辩
hù护
，
xiǎn显
rán然
zhàn站
bù不
zhù住
jiǎo脚
。
He used a one-sided argument to defend himself, which obviously doesn't hold water.
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Chǔ处
lǐ理
jiū纠
fēn纷
yào要
gōng公
zhèng正
，
bù不
néng能
piān偏
tīng听
yī一
miàn面
r儿
lǐ理
。
Handling disputes requires fairness; one cannot be biased and listen only to one side of the story.
Zhè这
zhǐ只
shì是
nǐ你
de的
yī一
miàn面
r儿
lǐ理
，
bù不
fú符
hé合
shì事
shí实
de的
quán全
bù部
。
This is just your one-sided argument and doesn't correspond to the full facts.