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favours是favour的第三人称单数 favour美 ['feɪvər] 英 ['feɪvə(r)] - n.支持；偏袒；利益；厚爱
- v.有利于；偏袒；帮忙；促进
- 网络偏爱；恩惠；亲切
第三人称单数：favours 现在分词：favouring 过去式：favoured v.+n. do favour,win favour,curry favour,find favour,ask favour adj.+n. special favour,great favour,big favour n. good turn,errand,approval,support,esteem v. prefer,choose,back,approve,help n. | 1. an act of kindness performed or granted out of goodwill 2. an approving, friendly, or supportive attitude 3. preferential treatment shown to somebody 4. something given or worn as a token of love, allegiance, or goodwill 5. a small gift given to each guest at a party 6. something that you do for someone in order to help them 7. support or admiration from people 8. behaviour that helps someone and gives them an advantage in an unfair way 9. sexual acts that one person agrees to do with another 1. an act of kindness performed or granted out of goodwill 2. an approving, friendly, or supportive attitude 3. preferential treatment shown to somebody 4. something given or worn as a token of love, allegiance, or goodwill 5. a small gift given to each guest at a party 6. something that you do for someone in order to help them 7. support or admiration from people 8. behaviour that helps someone and gives them an advantage in an unfair way 9. sexual acts that one person agrees to do with another | v. | 1. to show a preference for somebody or something 2. to treat somebody or something with particular approval or kindness 3. to express support for somebody or something 4. to be advantageous to somebody or something 5. to distinguish somebody by giving him or her something valuable 6. to treat or use something gently 7. to resemble somebody, usually a parent, in appearance 8. to support an idea and believe that it is better than other ideas that have been suggested 9. to help someone and give them an advantage in an unfair way 10. to make a situation easier or better for someone or something 1. to show a preference for somebody or something 2. to treat somebody or something with particular approval or kindness 3. to express support for somebody or something 4. to be advantageous to somebody or something 5. to distinguish somebody by giving him or her something valuable 6. to treat or use something gently 7. to resemble somebody, usually a parent, in appearance 8. to support an idea and believe that it is better than other ideas that have been suggested 9. to help someone and give them an advantage in an unfair way 10. to make a situation easier or better for someone or something | np. | 1. sexual intimacy, especially when consented to by a woman |
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