be prejudiced against

1. And such arrangements should not be prejudiced against either of the countries or the final delimitation.

1. But how could I, a Negro and Puero Rican, approach this white lady who very likely might be prejudiced against Negros and anybody with a foreign accent, in a deserted subway staion very late at night?
但是如何可以我，一黑人和 Puero Rican，方法很有可能可能是怀偏见的对抗黑人的这位白色的淑女和任何人与一外国的口音，在一废弃的非常乘坐地下铁 staion 迟的在晚上？

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2. The fact that the policeman was prejudiced against foreigners could not be recorded in the official files.
这名律师查明，警察确实在一些公务中粗暴地对待外来户，在官方报告中，警察歧视外来户的行为是不被记录在案的。

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3. They seem to be convinced a priori of the credibility of non-Biblical historical documents, while they are prejudiced against the truthfulness of Biblical accounts.
他们似乎确信先验的公信力，非圣经的历史文献，而他们是歧视的真实性圣经帐户。

4. I never know you to be one to be prejudiced against handicaps.
我一点也不知道你是一个对障碍怀有偏见的。

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5. When he refuses to be introduced to her, Elizabeth Bennet becomes instantly prejudiced against him, despite his good looks and great wealth.
当他拒绝由别人介绍给她时，伊丽莎白对他顿生偏见，尽管他相貌英俊，家财万贯。

6. Because this subject has meaning only to sculpting circle, in which has no intention to favour one and be prejudiced against the other.
因为这个话题也只有是雕塑界本身才能产生意义，而并没有什么厚此薄彼的意图。