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一边倒

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Collocation

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不可能一边倒
2
出现一边倒的局面
3
往往一边倒
4
不一边倒

Definition

一边倒:

Literally means:

lean to one side

Actually means:

enjoy overwhelming superiority

It means that someone or the majority of people support or lean to one side of the two opposing parties.

It may also mean one side enjoys overwhelming superiority in a contest or competition.

指某人或多数人赞成或倾向于对立双方的某一方。

也指对立双方中的某一方占了绝对优势。

Example

Used as object, attributive or object. (作宾语、定语、宾语)
1
Biǎomiàn
表面
shàng
kàn
  
,
biāndǎo
一边倒
  
,
bǎochí
保持
zhōng
中立
  
,
dàn
zài
bèili
背地里
què
zhīchí
支持
shìli
势力
de
fāng
  

On the face of it, he's not one-way back, he's neutral, but on the back he's on the big side.

2
Zhè
de
fāng
地方
xuǎn
选举
  
,
chūxiàn
出现
le
biāndǎo
一边倒
de
xiànxiàng
现象
  
,
bǎoshǒupài
保守派
le
bǎi
fēnzhī
分之
shí
八十
de
xuǎnpiào
选票
  

In this local election, there was a one-way street, with conservatives with 80 percent of the vote.

3
méi
xiǎngdào
想到
  
,
tǎolùn
讨论
de
jiēguǒ
结果
huì
shì
biāndǎo
一边倒
  
,
zàntóng
赞同
de
zhīyǒu
只有
liǎngsān
两三
rén
  

He didn't expect that the outcome of the discussion would be one-on-one, with only two or three people agreeing with him.