Favour

[feivә]

解释:

n. countenance: good-will: a kind deed: an act of grace or lenity: indulgence: partiality: advantage: a knot of ribbons worn at a wedding or anything worn publicly as a pledge of a woman's favour: (arch.) countenance appearance: a letter or written communication: (Shak.) an attraction or grace.—v.t. to regard with good-will: to be on the side of: to treat indulgently: to afford advantage to: (coll.) to resemble.—adj. Fā′vourable friendly: propitious: conducive to: advantageous.—n. Fā′vourableness.—adv. Fā′vourably.—p.adj. Fā′voured having a certain appearance featured—as in ill-favoured well-favoured.—ns. Fā′vouredness; Fā′vourer; Fā′vourite a person or thing regarded with favour or preference: one unduly loved: a kind of curl of the hair affected by ladies of the 18th century.—adj. esteemed preferred.—n. Fā′vouritism the practice of showing partiality.—adj. Fā′vourless without favour: (Spens.) not favouring.—Favours to come favours still expected; Curry favour (see Curry).

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