discriminated

英 [dɪˈskrɪmɪneɪtɪd]

美 [dɪˈskrɪmɪneɪtɪd]

v.  区别; 辨别; 区分; 区别对待; 歧视; 偏袒
discriminate的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 区分;辨别
  If you candiscriminate betweentwo things, you can recognize that they are different.
  1. He is incapable of discriminating between a good idea and a terrible one...
     他分不清主意的好坏。
  2. The device can discriminate between the cancerous and the normal cells.
     这台仪器可以辨别癌细胞和正常的细胞。
• VERB 区别对待;歧视;偏袒
  Todiscriminate againsta group of people orin favour ofa group of people means to unfairly treat them worse or better than other groups.
  1. They believe the law discriminates against women.
     他们认为该项法律歧视女性。
  2. ...legislation which would discriminate in favour of racial minorities...
     偏袒少数种族的立法
  3. The Commission for Racial Equality teaches organisations not to discriminate.
     种族平等委员会告诫各家机构不要心存歧视。

双语例句

• Miss Perrett argued that this policy discriminated against women.
  佩雷特小姐争辨说这一政策歧视妇女。
• I felt like a rube but nobody discriminated me.
  觉得自己像个乡巴佬进城，却没人歧视我。
• Joe Miller: Have you ever felt discriminated against at Wyatt Wheeler?
  乔·米勒：你在怀亚特·惠勒那里感到受歧视了吗？
• The divorce laws discriminated against women and working people.
  那些离婚法律歧视妇女及劳动人民。
• He discriminated in favour of some of his friends.
  他偏袒过他的几位朋友。
• How do you know she believes life has discriminated against her?
  你怎么知道她认为在生活中受到了歧视？
• She felt she had been discriminated against because of her age.
  她感到自己因年龄而受到歧视。
• She claims she has been discriminated against in pay.
  她声称她在薪资方面受到歧视。
• Though Howard thought he should not be discriminated against, he knew he was deserving.
  虽然霍华德认为他不该受歧视，他知道自己是应得的。
• You would then have to show that you had not discriminated – which is almost impossible to do.
  于是，你就不得不表明你没有歧视过她&要做到这点，几乎不可能。