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pref·er·en·tial
pre f ren shl
preferentially (adv.)
词根:preferred
adj.preferred 优先的;首选的
adv.preferentially 优先地;优惠地
n.preference 偏爱,倾向;优先权
preferment 晋升;优先权;酶原
v.preferred 偏爱(prefer的过去分词)
adjective
showing preference
employing or creating a preference in trade relations
designed to permit expression of preference among candidates
a preferential primary
giving preference especially in hiring to union members
a preferential shop
preferential price优惠价,照顾价格
preferential treatment优待;特惠待遇
preferential policy优惠政策;倾斜政策
preferential trade特惠贸易
preferential orientation优先定位;择优定向;最佳取向
preferential adsorption选择性吸附
"具有偏好或偏爱的特点",1805年,源自中世纪拉丁语 preferentia(源自拉丁语 praeferre; 参见 prefer)+ -al(1)。相关词汇: Preferentially。
优惠的
The first known use of preferential was in 1849
prefix1 of 2verb
to place in frontespecially: to add as a prefix
prefix a syllable to a word
prefix2 of 2noun
a letter or group of letters that comes at the beginning of a word and has a meaning of its own
prefix1 of 2verb
to place in frontespecially: to add as a prefix
prefix a syllable to a word
prefix2 of 2noun
a letter or group of letters that comes at the beginning of a word and has a meaning of its own
prefigureverb
to show, suggest, or announce by an earlier type, image, or likeness
the first crocus prefigures the arrival of spring
to picture or imagine beforehand
prefigure the outcome of the game
preferverb
to choose or like better than another
prefer dark clothes
to present for action or consideration
prefer charges against a thief
prefermentnoun
advancement or promotion in dignity, office, or rank
a position or office of honor or importance
preferentialadjective
of or relating to preference
showing preference
preferential treatment
creating or using preference in trading
permitting the showing of order of preference (as of candidates in an election)
a preferential ballot
preferentialadjective
of or relating to preference
showing preference
preferential treatment
creating or using preference in trading
permitting the showing of order of preference (as of candidates in an election)
a preferential ballot
1 With the Academy’s preferential voting system, “love ‘em or hate ‘em films have virtually no chance,” he continues.
2 At the movement’s height, there were more than 1,000 theatres in America that screened black-audience films either exclusively or on a preferential basis.
3 That means no preferential shares and no venture investors.
这意味着不存在优先股和风险投资。
4 There had been stories of alleged financial corruption, involving the £500m-plus renovation of the theatre building between 2005 and 2011; illegal conspiracies with ticket touts; even rumours of preferential payments to certain dancers.
5 “Low pay, no insurance, top managers waste time on cell phones and… get involved in personal relationships with subordinates that caused preferential treatment,” a Newton, Mississippi, employee wrote on September 2.
6 Get In The In-Crowd Make an effort to talk to your peers — even the ones you feel are getting the preferential treatment.
7 While “physician reimbursement is unaffected by patients’ socioeconomic status” in a universal system, they write, affluent Canadians “received preferential access to primary care” over their lower-class countrymen.
8 In the preferential voting system, designed to accommodate 10 nominees, the first film to reach more than 50 percent of the votes was declared the winner.
9 This hotel gives preferential treatment to people who stay in it regularly.
旅馆给那些常客优惠待遇.
10 The central doctrine of liberation theology was that the Catholic Church had an obligation to provide a “preferential option for the poor.”
11 Don't give your lover any preferential treatment. Even small favors can alienate other coworkers and create a hostile environment.
不要给你爱人优惠待遇。甚至一个很少的帮助都会疏远同事和创造一个敌对环境。
12 Oscar experts like my colleague Glenn Whipp can go on about the ins and outs of the academy's preferential voting and how a best picture nominee must get at least 5% of the early votes.
13 “In the absence of established guidelines for public benefits clauses, the frequent selection of After School Matters . . . creates the appearance of preferential treatment with close ties to the city,” the report stated.
14 You can get a preferential price.
您能得到优惠价.
15 Although parents are supposed to love their children..equally, sometimes..one child will receive preferential treatment.
16 What else is a preferential option for the poor in medicine?
17 “Listen, if you and I are in a club and there are 28 members of the club and I decided to leave, why would I get preferential treatment? Doesn’t make any sense.”
18 “America was built on the preferential treatment of white people,” he writes.
19 Fletcher accused the council of giving preferential treatment to other venues in the area, saying the Alhambra was "one of only two theatres in Scotland to receive no council funding".
20 He explained his reasoning, based on the complicated rules for the preferential ballot.
2 优惠
preference soft concessional concessionary incentive favourable concession favour premium accommodation privilege
3 优待的
4 优待
preference perk perquisite upgrade give a preference to give preference to well honor honour notice preferential system
5 优先的
prior precedential precessional favorite preferred underlying preemptive elder precedent preferential system
6 优先选择
9 特惠
10 优先
prior precedential precessional start priority preference precedence favorite preferred underlying preemptive preferment elder precedent precedency preferential system put above put before
11 差别制的
12 优先选择的