گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'discrimination'

1 عمومی:: فرق‌ گذاری‌

2 عمومی:: تبعیض‌

3 عمومی:: تمیز

1 general:: discrimination ADJECTIVES/NOUN + discrimination racial/race discrimination • Laws have been passed banning racial discrimination. sex/sexual discrimination ( also gender discrimination formal ) • She claimed she’d been the victim of sex discrimination. age discrimination • Age discrimination disadvantages older workers. religious discrimination • There must be an end to religious discrimination. job/employment discrimination (= not giving someone a job because of their race, sex etc ) • Progress has been made in eliminating job discrimination. workplace discrimination (= at the place where people work ) • The new law aims to bring an end to workplace discrimination. unlawful discrimination (= not allowed by law ) • The European Court of Justice decided that she had been the subject of unlawful discrimination. verbs experience/face discrimination • Government figures suggest that ethnic minorities face discrimination looking for jobs. end/outlaw discrimination • The purpose of the law is to end discrimination in the workplace. phrases a victim of discrimination (= someone who has experienced discrimination ) • Victims of discrimination have the right to make a complaint. discrimination on the grounds/basis of something • Discrimination on the grounds of nationality is prohibited.

2 general::   noun treating a person/group unfairly ADJ. age, class, gender, race/racial, religious, sex/sexual | widespread There is widespread discrimination against doctors of Asian origin. | active, blatant, direct, explicit, overt evidence of active discrimination against black workers | covert, indirect | positive, reverse positive discrimination in favour of disadvantaged racial groups | illegal, unlawful Overt sex or race discrimination is illegal. | employment, job | government, institutional/institutionalized institutionalized discrimination against women within the police force QUANT. level Levels of discrimination against recent immigrants are high. VERB + DISCRIMINATION amount to, constitute Racist remarks by an employer to an employee can amount to unlawful discrimination. | experience, face, suffer (from) Many disabled people suffer discrimination at work. | practise | allege law suits alleging discrimination | be opposed to, combat, fight | ban, end, forbid, outlaw, prohibit, stop DISCRIMINATION + VERB occur The discrimination occurred at the shortlisting stage, not the interviews. PREP. ~ against discrimination against women | ~ by Discrimination by age is as vicious as discrimination by race. | ~ in favour of Some firms practise discrimination in favour of older people. | ~ on the grounds of It's time we banned discrimination on the grounds of age. PHRASES a victim of discrimination judgement ADJ. great | careful, fine VERB + DISCRIMINATION make Young children find it difficult to make fine discriminations. | show She showed great discrimination in rejecting the poor quality teas. PREP. ~ between discrimination between right and wrong