preconceived

• 指在获得足够知识或经验之前就已形成的（观点、想法等）；常含贬义，表示先入为主、带有成见的。

Describes an opinion or idea formed before having adequate knowledge or experience.

1. Formed beforehandB2formal

   Describes an idea or opinion that is formed before having enough knowledge or experience, often based on bias.

   先入为主的

   • He had a preconceived notion that the city was dangerous.
   • She tried to approach the topic without any preconceived ideas.
   • Preconceived opinions can prevent us from seeing the truth.

   同义词predeterminedprejudiced

   反义词impartialobjectiveopen-mindedunprejudiced

• 指在获得充分知识或经验之前就形成对某事的看法或想法，即事先形成观点或预断。

A verb used to indicate the act of forming an opinion or idea about something before having full knowledge or experience of it.

1. Form an opinion beforehandC1formal

   To form an opinion or idea about something before having full knowledge or experience of it.

   预先形成看法

   • She preconceived that the job would be boring, but it turned out to be exciting.
   • Many people preconceive ideas about other cultures without visiting them.
   • It's important not to preconceive the outcome of the experiment.

   同义词anticipateassumepredetermineprejudgepresumepresuppose