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unfairly
UK //ˌʌnˈfeəli//US //ˌʌnˈferli//
词源
源自中古英语，由 'un-'（表示否定）和 'fairly'（公平地）组合而成，意为“不公平地”。
adverb
❶ 以不公平或不公正的方式行事或对待他人，违背公平原则。
“She was unfairly dismissed from her job without any explanation.”
（她在没有任何解释的情况下被不公平地解雇了。）
“The judge ruled that the defendant had been treated unfairly during the trial.”
（法官裁定被告在审判过程中受到了不公正的对待。）
同义词:unjustly, wrongfully, inequitably
常见短语
treat unfairly — 以不公平的方式对待某人或某事物，通常指偏袒或歧视。
“The law protects employees from being treated unfairly by their employers.”
（法律保护员工免受雇主不公平的对待。）
judge unfairly — 对某人或某事做出不公正的判断或评价，可能基于偏见或误解。
“People often judge unfairly when they don't have all the facts.”
（人们在缺乏全部事实时往往会做出不公正的判断。）