practise favouritism

practise favouritism

Cheating for personal reasons.

Idioms and allusions

[source]: Ming · Shi Naian's "Water Margin" 83rd: "who think this group of officials, greedy and insatiable, cheating for personal gain, reduce meat and wine."

Discrimination of words

You can't cheat for personal gain in exams. You have to test your real ability and study. [usage]: used as predicate, object, attribute; refers to doing illegal things cheating for personal gain grammatical structure: combined emotional color: derogatory word cheating for personal gain X ù ns ī - zuॸb ì cheating for personal gain who wants these officials to be greedy, cheating for personal gain, reducing alcohol and meat. ——Shui Hu Zhuan the eighty third chapter of Shi Naian in Ming Dynasty