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prejudice ['predʒʊdɪs]1 noun∎ to have a prejudice in favour of/against avoir un préjugé en faveur de/contre;∎ he's full of/without prejudice il est plein de/sans préjugés;∎ racial prejudice préjugés mpl raciaux, racisme m;∎ I have a certain prejudice in favour of the first solution j'ai une petite préférence pour la première solution∎ to the prejudice of sb's rights au préjudice ou au détriment des droits de qn;∎ Law without prejudice to your guarantee sans préjudice de votre garantie(a) (bias → person, outcome, decision) influencer;∎ to prejudice sb against/in favour of sth prévenir qn contre/en faveur de qch∎ without prejudicing my rights sans préjudice de mes droits
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