- 徇私舞弊 xùnsīwǔbì to abuse one's position for personal gain(idiom) to engage in favoritism and commit irregularities for personal profit; to do something wrong or illegal to serve one's own interests or those of friends and relatives
- 徇私 xùnsī to practice favoritismto act for personal gain or based on personal feelings rather than fairness or the law
- 徇情 xùnqíng to show favoritismTo act out of personal considerations or private feelings rather than following principles; to show partiality or be swayed by personal ties.
- 徇私枉法 xùnsīwǎngfǎ to bend the law for personal gainto twist or break the law to favor one's relatives, friends, or associates
- 徇情枉法 xùnqíngwǎngfǎ to bend the law for relativesto break the law to favor one's friends or family; to pervert justice for personal reasons
- 徇义 xùnyì to die for justiceTo sacrifice one's life to uphold what is right; to die a martyr's death.
- 徇私作弊 xùnsīzuòbì to practice favoritismto engage in malpractice for private gain or show favoritism towards friends or relatives
- 徇行 xùnxíng to make an inspection tourto make the rounds of inspection; to tour various locations for the purpose of official observation or supervision
- 徇难 xùnnàn to die for one's country(literary) to sacrifice one's life for a cause or to die for one's country during a national crisis
- 徇首 xùnshǒu to display severed headsto display the heads of executed criminals in public places as a warning to others
- 法不徇情 fǎbùxùnqíng the law is impersonalthe law does not show favoritism; used to describe a situation where the law is enforced strictly and fairly, regardless of personal relationships or private feelings
- 瞻徇 zhānxùn to practice favoritismTo be unduly lenient in the enforcement of law due to personal relationships or private interests.
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- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH