| 短语 | without fear or favour |
| 释义 | without fear or favour BrE formalin a fair way公平的（地），公正的（地），不偏袒的（地）:•The law must be enforced without fear or favour.执法必须公正。 CHOICE fear, afraid, frightened: fear (noun) is the feeling of being afraid. Do not say that you 'have fear'. Use be afraid or be frightened . 名词 fear 的意思是害怕，不要说 have fear，要用 be afraid 或 be frightened:•My whole body was paralysed with fear.我吓得浑身发僵，动弹不得。•She was suddenly very afraid.她顿时非常害怕。•We were too frightened to speak.我们吓得不敢说话。The verb to fear is used mainly in literature or newspa-pers, and not usually in speech.动词 fear 主要用于文学作品和报纸中，一般不用于口语:•She feared that he would not be found alive.她担心他无法生还。•Fearing more riots, the gov-ernment made concessions.由于担心发生更多骚乱，政府作出了让步。It is more usual to say that someone is afraid or is frightened .更常用的说法是某人 is afraid 或 is frightened:•My parents are afraid that I'll get involved with drugs.我的父母担心我会吸毒。•People were frightened of being mugged.人们担心被抢劫。 without fear or favour impartially 公正地, 公平地： take all your decisions without fear or favour. 公正地作出你所有的决定。 without fear or ˈfavour(formal)in a fair way公正地；不偏不倚without fear or favour大公无私;公正地：A judge must be righteous in character and do his judgement without fear or favour.一位法官必须秉性正直，判案大公无私。 |
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