partisan
党派
definition
noun
Also, the fact that party partisans are put in charge of running the elections is crazy and is an obvious conflict of interest.
a strong supporter of a party, cause, or person.
Giovanni Pesce fought with the partisans during the Second World War.
a member of an armed group formed to fight secretly against an occupying force, in particular one operating in enemy-occupied Yugoslavia, Italy, and parts of eastern Europe in World War II.
adjective
newspapers have become increasingly partisan
prejudiced in favor of a particular cause.
translation of 'partisan'
noun
党人,
党派,
伙伴,
拥护者
adjective
偏袒的,
有偏心的,
盲目推崇的
example
Of course, many of those who were right about the war were only right because of their own 'partisan' prejudices.
They have already used the Justice Department in the pre-election legal challenges for 'partisan' purposes.
Henceforth, they found themselves in increasingly open, 'partisan' warfare.
There could be no question of 'partisan' bias, which is not unknown in the world of experts.
So what was it that seemingly turned him into a Democratic 'partisan' ?
When guerrilla or 'partisan' warfare further exasperated him, Grant proposed radical measures.
I have seen that privilege subordinated to 'partisan' interests.
Special interest groups and 'partisan' politics have blocked all efforts at reform since 1986.
He urged both parties to cool their rhetoric and put the nation's interest ahead of 'partisan' advantage.
Well, it just means that I don't consider myself a political 'partisan' in the sense that we back one party or another.
I just regret that it was made public for very 'partisan' , political reasons that I don't think were good for the country.
Where divination is by trance-mediumship the prophet is often a stranger, a person deemed free from 'partisan' interests.
I have the advantage of not being a professional politician and not depending on 'partisan' interests.
It is part of the sincerity of rational arguments that they are never knowingly glosses for 'partisan' prejudices.
Making the system even worse are media bookers who want predictable, preferably 'partisan' views.
It's getting very hard to attribute these kinds of responses to sheer ignorance - or even 'partisan' bias.
But this sense of crisis obviously pales in the face of 'partisan' interests.
In reality, the danger to democracy and Scottish interests came from cronyism, reinforced by 'partisan' voting.
Unlike many of his colleagues, who operate as adjuncts of the Democratic Party, Hair wasn't a 'partisan' .
The news media should not be complacent about the fact that so relatively few people see ideological or 'partisan' bias.
In the current climate, it would probably be dismissed as 'partisan' bias.
A combination of superior tactics, better use of material, and fierce military and 'partisan' fighting led to Soviet victory.
What Pryor demonstrated in the Ten Commandments controversy is that he is not a 'partisan' nor an ideologue.
But this passionate and 'partisan' book does far more than revive interest in a neglected writer.
But take 'partisan' loyalties out of the equation and I will favour art over honest endeavour, every time.
It is not unheard of for countries to put aside 'partisan' differences in the national interest, usually when the enemy is at the gates.
There is a thinly veiled measure of ideological and 'partisan' bias driving this entire matter.
She is assigned to serve with a cadre of British agents supporting the anti-fascist 'partisans' .
True democracy is dreaded by 'partisans' of the old left and right alike.
Some will say that we've been experiencing an inexorable slide towards greater 'partisanship' since then.
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