n． 不公平，不公正，不正当
n.不公平；不光顺性；不平顺性

The selection process for the promotion was unfair, as it seemed to favor those with connections.
这次晋升选拔过程不公平，似乎偏袒有关系的人。
She felt unjustly treated by her employer for taking time off to care for her sick child.
她因为请假照顾生病的孩子而感到被雇主不公平对待。
The jury's verdict was widely criticized for being discriminatory and unfair towards the defendant.
陪审团的裁决因对被告的歧视和不公平待遇而受到广泛批评。
In the school sports competition, there were claims of unfair play from some students who accused others of cheating.
在学校体育比赛中，有人指责某些学生作弊，这引发了不公平比赛的争议。
The boss's favoritism towards certain employees created an atmosphere of unfairness in the workplace.
老板对某些员工的偏爱在工作场所制造了一种不公平的气氛。
The tax system is perceived as unfair by many low-income households, as they bear a disproportionately high burden.
许多低收入家庭认为税收制度对他们来说不公平，因为他们承担了过重的负担。
It's unfair to judge someone based solely on their past mistakes; everyone deserves a second chance.
只凭过去的错误就评判一个人是不公平的；每个人都应该有机会改正。
The company's decision to lay off workers without proper notice was met with feelings of injustice.
公司未提前通知就裁员的行为让员工感到不公。
The voting system in this country has been criticized for its lack of representation, which some argue is unfair to minority groups.
这个国家的投票制度因未能充分代表少数群体而受到批评，被认为不公平。
The child felt unfairly excluded from the birthday party when she didn't receive an invitation, despite her best friend's attendance.
当她的好朋友被邀请参加生日派对而她却没有收到邀请时，这个孩子感到被不公平地排除在外。