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发音：[ɪmˈpɑrʃ(ə)l]
例句：
- To be impartial refers to be free from bias or show lack of favoritism.
- The regulations call for a lawyer with a reputation for integrity and impartial decision-making.
- An impartial evaluation of the job applicant’s qualifications involves not considering age, gender, or race.
- We support an objective and impartial investigation of this crime and call for severe punishment for the perpetrators.
- You try to remain impartial as a journalist but you also report what you experience and it’s impossible not to have felt some of Gareth Southgate’s joy that evening.
- It is unreasonable to think that she would be able to administer fair and impartial justice to our communities if she can’t even accept our basic humanity and dignity.
解释：
- Impartial这个单词为形容词，其表示“free from bias showing lack of favoritism”这一含义，即“公正的/公平的/中立的/无偏见的”，与unbiased /fair /unprejudiced /objective等单词构成近义词。另外，该单词为partial（有偏见的/不公正的/有偏好的）的反义词。
- 该单词在日常使用中较为广泛，比如最近正在如火如荼进行的FIFA世界杯，我们可以看到如下的说法：The FIFA organizing committee said all referees will be impartial on the participating teams, and there is zero toleration to partial favoritism toward any team.（国际足联组委会表示，所有裁判都将对参赛球队保持公正，对任何球队的部分偏袒都是零容忍的。）
- 另外，现如今网络发达，人们希望在社交空间中就时事热点进行讨论，不过越来越多的人发现他们很难对一件事进行公正评价，因为会出现大量不理性的声音影响自己的判断。我们可以这样讲：Nowadays, people find it is extremely hard to have an impartial analysis of trending topics on the internet because tons of irrational opinions interfere with their judgement.（如今，人们发现很难对互联网上的热门话题进行公正的分析，因为大量的非理性意见会干扰他们的判断。）
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