fair-minded
英 [ˈfeəˈmaindid] 美 [ˈfɛrˈmaɪndɪd]

adj.

公正的，公平的；正直；中允；

英英释义

fair-minded[ 'fεəmaindid ]

• adj.of a person; just and impartial; not prejudiced

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. An interested person can not make a fair decision.
   有偏见的人不能做出公正的决断。
2. UN monitors declared the referendum fair.
   联合国核查员宣布这次全民投票是公正的。
3. He won the game fair and square.
   他赢得这次比赛是公平的。
4. Soames said that he was not getting a fair go.
   索米斯说他没有得到公平的对待。

权威例句

Fair Minded
Fair minded
Are Cooperators Efficiency- or Fair-Minded? Evidence from a Public Goods Experiment
Face-Saving or Fair-Minded: What Motivates Moral Behavior?
Sacralizing Liberals and Fair-Minded Conservatives: Ideological Symmetry in the Moral Motives in the Culture War
Fair-Minded Critical Thinking in Development Education: Reflections on pedagogies for transformation
Impact of fair-minded retailer on decision of supply chain in dual- channel
Who Is the "Fair-Minded and Informed Observer"? Bias after Magill
Weaving the Paul/Elder Model of Critical Thinking with Mindfulness to Blanket the World in Fair-Minded Thinkers
The Collapse of Fair-Minded Journalism