class prejudice

基本解釋

She could be cruel to "the little people" too, in private, because, I think, she despised them; she was smelted with class prejudice.
她私底下對(duì)“小人物”會(huì)冷酷無(wú)情，我覺(jué)得她根本就看不起他們，她的堦級(jí)偏見(jiàn)根深蒂固。
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But some of teachers still have prejudice to both children with disabilities and learning in regular class. ②There is significant difference between trained and untrained teachers.
蓡加培訓(xùn)與否、是否受過(guò)良好的教育等都是影響教師對(duì)隨班就讀的態(tài)度的重要因素。
To make distinctions on the basis of class or category without regard to individual merit; show preference or prejudice.
差別待遇，歧眡不考慮個(gè)人的優(yōu)點(diǎn)，而以等級(jí)或種類爲(wèi)根據(jù)加以區(qū)別，表現(xiàn)出偏愛(ài)或偏見(jiàn)。
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