先入

先入

"先入" means "first to enter" or "preconceived notion."

In this sentence, '先入为主' means 'preconceived notion,' referring to forming an opinion beforehand and letting it dominate.

他对这件事情早已有了先入为主的看法。

He already had a preconceived opinion about this matter.

Here, '先入' literally means 'enter first,' suggesting the action of entering a location prior to another event.

在讨论之前，我们先入场找到座位吧。

Before the discussion begins, let's enter the venue and find seats.

In this context, '先入' signifies a 'first impression' or 'initial understanding,' often leading to misunderstanding when not clarified.

这个新概念容易对学习者产生先入的误解。

This new concept is prone to causing immediate misunderstanding for learners.