partisan

adj.

党派性的；偏袒的；游击队的；

n.

党羽，强硬支持者；游击队员；戟的一种；

复数：partisans

1. You must listen to both points of view and try not to be partisan.
   你必须兼听双方观点
2. The other obstacle is partisan bickering.
   另一个障碍是党派间的纷争。

1. He is a staunch partisan of the Republican Party.
   他是共和党的坚定支持者。
2. Partisan politics is often an obstruction to good government.
   党羽的政治阴谋常是良好政府的阻碍。
3. Even after the country is defeated, partisan fight the invader in the hill.
   即使在国家被击败之后,游击队仍在山里与入侵者抗战。
4. It is the partisan who drove the enemy forces out of our country.
   是游击队员把敌人从我们国家赶出去的。

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