n.偏爱，偏袒

Favoritism often leads to resentment among the less favored employees.
偏袒常常会导致不受宠爱的员工产生怨恨。
The teacher showed clear favoritism towards the star student, always giving them extra attention.
老师明显偏爱明星学生，总是给他们额外的关注。
Parents should avoid favoritism when distributing Christmas gifts among their children.
父母在给孩子分发圣诞礼物时应避免偏爱某个孩子。
Companies need to ensure fairness in hiring, eliminating any signs of favoritism or nepotism.
公司需要确保招聘过程公平，消除任何偏袒或裙带关系的迹象。
She accused her boss of playing favorites, giving more opportunities to those who were friends with him.
她指责老板偏袒，给与他朋友更多机会。
Favoritism in sports can lead to an uneven playing field and dissatisfaction among players.
体育中的偏袒会导致比赛不公平，让运动员感到不满。
The principal promised to treat all students equally, without showing any favoritism.
校长承诺对所有学生一视同仁，不显示任何偏爱。
It's crucial for a leader to be impartial, avoiding favoritism and maintaining a level playing field.
领导者必须公正，避免偏袒，保持公平竞争环境。
The government has vowed to tackle favoritism in awarding contracts, ensuring transparency and meritocracy.
政府承诺消除合同授予中的偏袒，确保透明度和择优原则。
Favoritism breeds corruption; a culture where everyone gets what they want based on personal connections is unhealthy.
偏袒滋生腐败；一个基于个人关系满足所有人需求的文化是不健康的。