英:[ɪn ˈfeɪvə ɒv]
美:[ɪn ˈfeɪvər əv]
英:[ɪn ˈfeɪvə ɒv]
美:[ɪn ˈfeɪvər əv]
赞成[支持](某人或某事物)
以…取代
(支票)以某人[某部门]为受款人
有利于
noun
friendly regard shown toward another especially by a superior
a politician attempting to keep the favor of the voters
partiality
The students naturally showed favor toward their own team.
archaic leniency
archaic permission
popularity
The fad lost favor quickly.
appearance
face
gracious kindnessalso: an act of such kindness
did you a favor
archaic aid, assistance
favors plural effort in one's behalf or interest : attention
vying for the king's favor
a token of love (such as a ribbon) usually worn conspicuously
a small gift or decorative item given out at a party
badge
a special privilege or right granted or conceded
granted a favor to a dear friend
sexual privileges—usually used in plural
archaic letter
behalf, interest
a man who acts only in his own favor
verb
transitive verb
to regard or treat with favor
to do a kindness for : oblige
to treat gently or carefully
favored her injured leg
to show partiality toward : prefer
to give support or confirmation to : sustain
to afford advantages for success to : facilitate
good weather favored the outing
to bear a resemblance to
he favors his father
Noun and Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin, from favēre to be favorable; perhaps akin to Old High German gouma attention, Old Church Slavonic gověti to revere
The first known use of favor was in the 14th century
far1 of 2adverb
at or to a great distance in space or time
far from home
to a great extent : much
far better
to or at a definite distance, point, or degree
as far as I know
to an advanced point or extent : a long way
a smart student can go far
far2 of 2adjective
very distant in space or time
long entry 1 sense 3
a far journey
the more distant of two
the far side of the lake
far1 of 2adverb
at or to a great distance in space or time
far from home
to a great extent : much
far better
to or at a definite distance, point, or degree
as far as I know
to an advanced point or extent : a long way
a smart student can go far
far2 of 2adjective
very distant in space or time
long entry 1 sense 3
a far journey
the more distant of two
the far side of the lake
fashion1 of 2noun
the shape or form of something
manner sense 2, way
behave in a strange fashion
a common style especially of dress during a particular time or among a certain group
an idea that is out of fashion
fashion2 of 2verb
to give shape or form to
fault1 of 2noun
a weakness in character : failing
a physical or mental flaw
a wrongful act
mistake entry 2 sense 2
responsibility for wrongdoing or failure
it's all my fault
a break in the earth's crust accompanied by a displacement of rock masses parallel to the break
fault2 of 2verb
to fracture so as to produce a geologic fault
to find a fault in
type1 of 2noun
a rectangular block usually of metal with a raised letter or number from which an inked print is made
a set of letters or figures that are used for printing or the letters or figures printed by them
the special things by which members of a group are set apart from other groups
horses of the draft type
a particular kind, class, or group I don't like people of that type
a seedless type of orange
type2 of 2verb
to write with a keyboard (as on a typewriter or computer)
to identify as belonging to a type
fault1 of 2noun
a weakness in character : failing
a physical or mental flaw
a wrongful act
mistake entry 2 sense 2
responsibility for wrongdoing or failure
it's all my fault
a break in the earth's crust accompanied by a displacement of rock masses parallel to the break
fault2 of 2verb
to fracture so as to produce a geologic fault
to find a fault in
tympanic membranenoun
eardrum
favor1 of 2noun
friendly regard shown toward another
enjoyed the favor of the king
approval
look with favor on a project
partiality sense 1, preference
the judge showed favor to one side
the quality or state of being popular
lose favor
an act of kindness
do a friend a favor
a small gift given out at a party
favor2 of 2verb
to look upon or treat with favor
to do a kindness for : oblige
to treat gently or carefully : spare
favor a sore leg
prefer sense 1
to make possible or easy : help to succeed
darkness favored the attack
to look like : resemble
favors his mother
1 Both presidential candidates left their campaigns return to the Senate and vote in favor of bill.
美国两党总统候选人中断了竞选,回到参议院,为救市方案投了赞成票.
2 Everyone is always in favor of general economy and particular expenditure.
所有的人总是赞成一般的节约和特定的开支的.
3 It was a Christmas when shoppers passed by expensive silks in favor of more practical gifts.
这是一个购物者不理会昂贵的丝绸衣服而热衷于更实用礼物的圣诞节。
4 Are you in favor of this act?
你赞成这个法案 吗 ?
5 The teacher clearly favors you.
6 We should be in favor of the policy of rejasing.
我们应提倡废物回收.
7 Some elevated people favor the new policy.
一些高层人士支持该项新政策。
8 He's trying to earn the boss's favor by working late.
9 The judgment was made in favor of the plaintiff.
所下的判决支持原告.
10 We are all in favor of an extension of the next term.
我们都赞成把下学期延长一段时间.
11 Three fifths of the students are in favor of the idea going hiking on the weekend.
五分之三的学生赞成周末去徒步旅行的主意.
12 We are all in favor of this plan.
我们都赞同这项计划.
13 In our internal deliberations he spoke in favor of reducing defense expenditures.
在内部讨论时,他表示赞成削减军事开支.
14 France is in favor of accommodating some Arab demands.
法国主张满足阿拉伯国家的一些要求.
15 Are you in favor of a trip to the Alps?
您赞成去阿尔卑斯山旅游 吗 ?
16 Most voters favor these tax cuts.
17 Not a shred of evidence exists in favor of the idea that life is serious.
并无分毫证据能证明生活是严肃的.
18 This check is made out in favor of a food corporation.
这张支票的受款人为一家食品公司.
19 I've learned to be grateful for small favors.
20 The students were in favor of reform.
学生们都赞成改革.
1 选择
selective multiple-choice will option pick choice selection preference pleasure wale between like please choose pitch opt take single select elect cull make choice of make option
2 赞成
assentient favorable sympathetic agreeable approving ON PRO sympathizingly OK approval acceptance blessing sympathy yea assent countenance thumbs-up assentation side approve subscribe sympathize second favor say amen be in sympathy with have sympathy with hold a brief for be for in support in favour of assent to in sympathy with complimentary affirmative right consent sanction support vote indorse in the affirmative be sold on fall into line be on side of the fence that's right
5 支持
suspensory support hold backing adhesion aegis backstop indorsement sustentation sustention behind side help back carry bear champion favor sustain prop endorse uphold bolster underpin buoy countenance buttress patronize back of be on the side of take up for take part with sustentacular friendly supporting supportive patronizing strength behalf identification sanction advocacy endorsement patronage sustenance auspice underpinning aliment backstay advocation with root identify plunk second stay maintain advocate stake nourish underlie fortify crutch undergird underprop come in favor of carry the banner for stand up and be counted hold a brief for hold hand stand with carry along