英语词汇“pre-judicial”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词

pre-judicial

释义

pre-judicial /prē-joo-dishˈl/ (law)

adjective

Relating to matters to be decided before a case comes to court

ORIGIN: L praejūdicium a preliminary enquiry

prejudice /prejˈŭ-dis/

noun

A judgement or opinion formed prematurely or without due consideration of relevant issues
Prepossession or bias in favour of or against anything
Unthinking hostility
Injury or harm
Disadvantage
A prejudgement (obsolete)
(Spenser prejudize) prognostication

transitive verb

To fill with prejudice
To prepossess or bias in favour or against something
To injure, harm or endanger
To prejudge, esp unfavourably (obsolete)

ORIGIN: Fr préjudice injury, wrong, and L praejūdicium a previous judgement, harm, injury, from prae before, and jūdicium judgement

prejˈudiced adjective

Having prejudice
Biased

prejudicial /-dishˈl/ adjective

Injurious
Detrimental
Prejudiced (obsolete)

prejudicˈially adverb

without prejudice

A phrase used to require an understanding that nothing said at this stage is to detract from one's rights, to damage claims arising from future developments, or to constitute an admission of liability

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