n.

1. 偏見，歧視[C][U][（+against）]
   I haven't got one particle of race prejudice.

   我沒有絲毫的種族偏見。

2. 偏愛，偏袒[C][U][（+in favor of）]
   He has a prejudice in our favor.

   他對我們有偏愛。

3. 【律】損害，侵害[U]
   The attorney argued that the decision involved prejudice to his client.

   律師論辨說這一裁決侵害了他的委託人。

vt.

1. 使抱偏見，使懷成見[（+against/in favor of）]
   One unfortunate experience prejudiced him against all lawyers.

   一次不幸的經歷使他對所有律師產生偏見。

2. 對……不利；損害，侵害
   I don't want to prejudice your chances in any way.

   我絕不想破壞你的機會。

n.

1. preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience.
   ▸unjust behaviour formed on such a basis.
2. chiefly Law  harm or injury that results or may result from some action or judgement.

v.

1. give rise to prejudice in (someone); make biased.
2. chiefly Law  cause harm to (a state of affairs).