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partisan in English:

1. biased


The press is biased.
He's biased against Christianity.
Anybody with at least a two-digit IQ knows this was a politically biased choice.
You will pardon my slightly biased point of view
You need to consider if the writer of the website is objective or biased.
Jim thinks the news on Channel 5 is really biased.
We will not tolerate this biased media coverage.
In the USA prospective jurors can be asked questions to establish whether they are biased.
I think she's beautiful but then I'm biased since she's my daughter.
Many articles written about young people are extremely biased.
An interpreter was taught in a biased way. He thinks in a biased way. He is biased.
biased in favour of/against
Otherwise you run the risk of hearing only biased opinions
a biased report
Concerning this issue, I feel that the trash media only report biased information.

2. supporter


He has a wealthy supporter behind him.
Barcelona supporters were happy with the team's victory.
Are you a supporter of green housing?
My father is a supporter of the theory of evolution. (Mój ojciec jest zwolennikiem teorii ewolucji
The communist got his dependable supporter at last.

English word "partisan"(supporter) occurs in sets:

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3. devoted to a cause or party



English word "partisan"(devoted to a cause or party) occurs in sets:

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4. supporting the political views of just one party