Impartiality is the quality of being impartial: not taking a side, and therefore able to be fair. Courts, newsrooms, and sports talk about it as a duty or a rule — “the impartiality of the judge,” “a commitment to impartiality.” It is an abstract, formal noun.

Impartiality is impartiality是 the quality of being impartial impartial（不偏不倚）的那種特質 not taking a side不選邊站 and therefore able to be fair因此才能公平 Courts, newsrooms, and sports法院、新聞編輯室和運動賽事 talk about it as a duty or a rule都會把它當成一種責任或規則來談 “the impartiality of the judge,”「the impartiality of the judge（法官的公正）」 “a commitment to impartiality.”「a commitment to impartiality（對公正的承諾）」 It is an abstract, formal noun這是一個抽象、正式的名詞

You cannot touch it; you can only show it by how you decide, speak, or report. In daily speech people more often say “be fair” or “don’t take sides.” When someone doubts a newspaper or a court, they often attack its impartiality: they are saying it has already chosen a team.

You cannot touch it你摸不到它 you can only show it你只能展現它 by how you decide, speak, or report透過自己怎麼做決定、怎麼說話、怎麼報導 In daily speech日常說話裡 people more often say大家比較常說 “be fair”「be fair（公平一點）」 or “don’t take sides.”或「don't take sides（不要選邊站）」 When someone doubts a newspaper or a court當有人懷疑一家報紙或一個法院的時候 they often attack its impartiality常常會攻擊它的impartiality they are saying it has already chosen a team意思是說它其實已經選邊站了

The word praises a way of working, not a cold heart. You can care about justice and still practise impartiality; the idea is that care is not allowed to tip the scales for one person.

The word praises這個詞稱讚的是 a way of working一種做事的方式 not a cold heart不是一顆冷漠的心 You can care about justice你可以在乎正義 and still practise impartiality同時還是實踐impartiality the idea is that重點是 care is not allowed to tip the scales for one person不能讓這份在乎，讓天平偏向某一個人